PSQRCL wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2019 3:00 pm
Apologies for being slightly MIA - been working super had to get this demo of The 47 out for those who might be interested
Been playing heaps with this and although I tried to showcase as much as I could, there are still literally hundreds if not thousands of great settings and tones in the pedal to be found.
Hope this gets enjoyed! I'm in the process of putting more September Sound videos together too
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Thanks all! I love the fuzzes that Tate-san's putting out. They are all tuned so good - perhaps it's cause he's a studio engineer and live musician that his ear's so adept at getting just the right tone (for me and my style of music anyway).
Yes, definitely more clips to come and should be a lot quicker too.
It took me a bit of too-ing and fro-ing creating the graphics for all the different tonal knobs and switches together.
Initially I wanted to take a parallel video of the back panel but felt it didn't suit my vision aesthetically.
Tate-san's shared a few more ideas of fuzzes to come so let's keep our eyes and ears peeled ( :
May the fuzz be with you!
msarafinas wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2019 2:20 pm
These look amazing. How do they compare (sonically) to Tyms, Wren and Cuff, etc?
I didn't see that this was discussed yet, but sorry if i missed it...
I think the "core" sound will be similar, a muff is a muff right? but the thing that sets these apart from your ordinary muffs are all the options, a little flick of the switch here or a turn of the mad knob there and these pedals really go to far out places, in some cases not muff like at all. That's just my experience based on the one pedal I have played, but I've heard some cool demos and little clips highlighting what i'm talking about
The one I tried was a great muff, the core sound up there with most other builders versions. The switches give so many options but I personally found I’d default to a certain setting and leave it there....I’m not big on tweaking loads of knobs and switches.
Is it better than a Tym build?....no, but it’s a lot more versatile if that’s your thing, just be prepared to pay hefty for one.
but the thing that sets these apart from your ordinary muffs are all the options, a little flick of the switch here or a turn of the mad knob there and these pedals really go to far out places, in some cases not muff like at all. That's just my experience based on the one pedal I have played, but I've heard some cool demos and little clips highlighting what i'm talking about 