PumpkinPieces wrote:Bandmate came over for pedal board shenanigans yesterday.
So, how does the TAFM and MUFF compare?
The TAFM has a very similar sound to the muff but with a lot more options. The shape control was super cool and useful. What really stood out to me was that the clean blend really held the guitar's tone well. With the bridge pickup I could mix in a sparkle clean with a muffy, lo-fi, and low end friendly fuzz. Pure shoegaze bliss, the first pedal I've played that really accomplished the Clean Blend/Fuzz Blend well. It gives the clean tone a chance to shine without the fuzz totally overwhelming it. I don't think the TAFM is muff-based but it does get a pretty huge fuzz sound similar to the muff with my Epi's humbuckers.
mr. sound boy king wrote:
Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
mr. sound boy king wrote:
Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
PumpkinPieces wrote:Bandmate came over for pedal board shenanigans yesterday.
So, how does the TAFM and MUFF compare?
The TAFM has a very similar sound to the muff but with a lot more options. The shape control was super cool and useful. What really stood out to me was that the clean blend really held the guitar's tone well. With the bridge pickup I could mix in a sparkle clean with a muffy, lo-fi, and low end friendly fuzz. Pure shoegaze bliss, the first pedal I've played that really accomplished the Clean Blend/Fuzz Blend well. It gives the clean tone a chance to shine without the fuzz totally overwhelming it. I don't think the TAFM is muff-based but it does get a pretty huge fuzz sound similar to the muff with my Epi's humbuckers.
PumpkinPieces wrote:Bandmate came over for pedal board shenanigans yesterday.
So, how does the TAFM and MUFF compare?
The TAFM has a very similar sound to the muff but with a lot more options. The shape control was super cool and useful. What really stood out to me was that the clean blend really held the guitar's tone well. With the bridge pickup I could mix in a sparkle clean with a muffy, lo-fi, and low end friendly fuzz. Pure shoegaze bliss, the first pedal I've played that really accomplished the Clean Blend/Fuzz Blend well. It gives the clean tone a chance to shine without the fuzz totally overwhelming it. I don't think the TAFM is muff-based but it does get a pretty huge fuzz sound similar to the muff with my Epi's humbuckers.
I'll ask Liv what she thinks as well.
Awesome! Gas ensue.
Cool, i don't have to post a pic of my board now haha.
About the comparison between the tafm and big muff... Pumpkinpieces explained most of perfectly. You can let your clean go over top the fuzz tone which is a pretty cool effect. It's like a shimmery overdrive fuzz that can still be just as oomphy as the big muff.
mr. sound boy king wrote:
Organic apples are not normal, they are special, like analog, whereas normal apples, like digital, taste sterile and lack warmth.
I organized everything I got, made a selection, tried out a few different orders, cleaned up the wiring and for a first time it feels pretty done and open to explore, not change around and around. Getting to know the ring thing is great fun, played a first duet session today, with a theremin in it's mod input.
