Second clip sounds great.morange wrote:DEMOS
Telecaster into Nolk into Audacity through Edirol UA-25EX interface
Max gain, neck pickup
Max gain, neck pickup
Min gain, bridge pickup, guitar volume rolled off some, then turned up
You could play these through your amp to get an idea about how it'll really sound, since these are recorded direct.
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If you're looking for me, you better check under the sea, 'cause that is where you'll find me, underneath the sea lab, underneath the water, sea lab, at the bottom of the sea.Chankgeez wrote:Second clip sounds great.
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Look, this wasn't here! There was nothing here! There was this space! And there was a building or something with flames coming out of it, and there were creatures writhing around, and they were growling and snarling. And there were flames, and I heard a voice say Nolk! It was right here.
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Just received mine today. Audio coming soon, and I'll put up youtube demo at some point.
Initial impression: I like it a lot! It's staying on my board. It plays like a 50/50 muff/superfuzz hybrid, but easier to tame than a superfuzz, with quite a bit more transparency, and much less of the knifey frequencies normally found in superfuzzes and other scooped mid fuzzes of that nature. Stacks really well with my single op-amp DS-1 before it. Really practical-sounding. The bottom end on the scooped mode is tight enough to be percussive with lower frets and palm mutes in a really cool way. The non-scooped mode isn't as nasally/gutteral as a typical super/hyper fuzz's mode 1, and I could see it replacing my Ram's Head clone in a pinch.
Good for doom, stoner, sludge,rock,psych,industrial etc. If you need to get a more aggressive doom sound, it plays well with other dist/fuzz/OD. I was able to get surprisingly close to the Electric Wizard Dopethrone-era scooped tone (Hyper Fuzz mode II) by pairing this with my distortion and graphic EQ.
More details coming as I play around with it more and figure it out. Like I said, audio/video coming when I have the time.
Initial impression: I like it a lot! It's staying on my board. It plays like a 50/50 muff/superfuzz hybrid, but easier to tame than a superfuzz, with quite a bit more transparency, and much less of the knifey frequencies normally found in superfuzzes and other scooped mid fuzzes of that nature. Stacks really well with my single op-amp DS-1 before it. Really practical-sounding. The bottom end on the scooped mode is tight enough to be percussive with lower frets and palm mutes in a really cool way. The non-scooped mode isn't as nasally/gutteral as a typical super/hyper fuzz's mode 1, and I could see it replacing my Ram's Head clone in a pinch.
Good for doom, stoner, sludge,rock,psych,industrial etc. If you need to get a more aggressive doom sound, it plays well with other dist/fuzz/OD. I was able to get surprisingly close to the Electric Wizard Dopethrone-era scooped tone (Hyper Fuzz mode II) by pairing this with my distortion and graphic EQ.
More details coming as I play around with it more and figure it out. Like I said, audio/video coming when I have the time.
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Oh, and it sustains for-fucking-ever and is well-constructed.
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Before I record a demo proper, I made a quick video to demonstrate the extremes of this pedal.
Gear used for this:
1994 strat, Dimarzio BC-2 blade in bridge position, HP filter cap engaged ---> Hifi-modded Boss CS-2 compressor ---> NOLK ---> Fender Stage Lead V1 212 100w, Clean channel, EQ @ Bass 7 Mids 8 Treble 6 Reverb 3
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Gear used for this:
1994 strat, Dimarzio BC-2 blade in bridge position, HP filter cap engaged ---> Hifi-modded Boss CS-2 compressor ---> NOLK ---> Fender Stage Lead V1 212 100w, Clean channel, EQ @ Bass 7 Mids 8 Treble 6 Reverb 3
Here --> https://www.facebook.com/justin.mulliga ... 367584679/
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This thing can definitely handle Dopethrone-era Electric WIzard, in case anyone was wondering.
I think it sounds better than a Hyper Fuzz at this point.
..Not that it's strictly useful for those sounds. There's more to this fuzz than that.
I think it sounds better than a Hyper Fuzz at this point.
..Not that it's strictly useful for those sounds. There's more to this fuzz than that.
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Recording a proper demo tonight, will post when complete and edited.
