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It's a silly looking microphone Korg ships with the synth for you to conveniently use the vocoder

Nora Billy wrote:

Uncle Grandfather wrote:In: Verellen BIg Spider....mufffy goodness

Can you please do a demo of this? There aren't many on youtube.

Yours in fuzz,

Nora

The Big Spider is Verellen's take on the Ibanez Standard Fuzz. The Standard is basically a gnarlier, more octave-ier Superfuzz. The Verellen gets pretty close to the Standard, but is a bit smoother. Less hair on it or something. Sounds great, but I prefer the nastier Standard Fuzz.

Uncle Grandfather wrote:60s Conn Multi-Vider model 914. Unison br/drk . Octave up. Octave down. Suboctave. independent volume controls for each.

These rule super super hard. You're gonna dig it. Needs loud input signal, fyi.

I really want a Laura Bennett painted fuzz besides the Algal Bloom and AB-Synth that I already have. For some reason, neither sounds good with my Reverend or Jaguar.

kosta wrote: These rule super super hard. You're gonna dig it. Needs loud input signal, fyi.

Thanks for the heads up
I found some pic of part of the instruction sheet? It showed a trumpet being played through it

Coming: new custom sets of Circle K strings for my gigging basses. They really are the best fucking strings I've ever used.

Going: $$$$

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

kosta wrote: These rule super super hard. You're gonna dig it. Needs loud input signal, fyi.

Thanks for the heads up
I found some pic of part of the instruction sheet? It showed a trumpet being played through it

Yeah man! Those were made for horn players!!!!! They came with a set of different clip on and contact mics for saxes, clarinets and flutes!! Wild stuff. They sound like way crazier Bit Commanders. I love mine.

The Maestro Rhythm 'n' Sound is a similar concept (way smoother sound though, and more voices / timbres.)

Deltaphoenix wrote: Sooo…how wealthy are you?

not wealthy. the wealthy pay the rich, and the rich pay me. just have my priorities straight and a budget for this next record. Plus some pedals i'll make available for rent at the studio, so they slowly pay for themselves.

Incoming:
RML Electron Fuzz custom

[quote="kosta"]The Maestro Rhythm 'n' Sound is a similar concept (way smoother sound though, and more voices / timbres.)

I've always wanted one of those, but need to play with it before buying.

this is a great demo of the conn

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABIpZjOjqCs[/youtube]

that multivider is crazy
can you do a guit demo through that ug

ryan summit wrote:that multivider is crazy
can you do a guit demo through that ug

on the list.

Guitar sounds through that thing are illlllllllllllllll.

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After falling back into love with my OP-1, I think it's time I expand my synthesizers for a more performance based setup (I never really fell out of love in the first place, but I stopped using it frequently for a while). I forgot how versatile it is, especially for something in a real-time looping setting, and I think it'd be a lot of fun to get one or two more synths to complement it (maybe one Eurorack setup...), a mixer, and then my pedals (mostly the delays, reverbs, etc.).

I'm very intimidated by Euroracks, but I've never really done a lot of research about them. That's about to change soon.

PS that Moog Sub Phatty makes me hard, mostly because of the range shown here:

skullservant wrote:

Nora Billy wrote:

Uncle Grandfather wrote:In: Verellen BIg Spider....mufffy goodness

Can you please do a demo of this? There aren't many on youtube.

Yours in fuzz,

Nora

I can do one soonish. Maybe tonight even

I made some demos!

http://ilovefuzz.com/viewtopic.php?f=149&t=38244

A demo request thread might be a good idea... I've been looking for a decent Second Voice Deluxe guitar video for months...

kosta wrote:Guitar sounds through that thing are illlllllllllllllll.

You might also be interested in Vox Octavoices:

i'm off to edb