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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby ALLisNOISE » Wed Oct 22, 2014 5:12 pm

Aside from the Geiger Counter, which I describe to people who ask about it as "Nine Inch Nails in a box", I've always thought of the ZVex Machine or Death by Audio Octave Clang when I hear those bass lines.
But, just to be a pain, and since ILF is the definition of fuzz excess, I'm going to say:
Boss LS-2(or other paralell looper) Loop 1:Geiger Counter, Loop 2:Octave Clang
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby trace » Wed Oct 22, 2014 5:55 pm

Nord Modular/Micro Modular used as effects box
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby intothegroove » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:11 pm

From what I saw from interviews and pictures, he uses a lot of DAW processing, mainly native instruments reaktor, especially on his new guitar sounds and how to destroy angels. But he also has a palace of modular, pedals, and he owns like every single piece of Metasonix gear :lol: I wish :grumpy: I figure he combines a lot of different things to get unique sounds.
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby D.o.S. » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:20 pm

intothegroove wrote:From what I saw from interviews and pictures, he uses a lot of DAW processing, mainly native instruments reaktor, especially on his new guitar sounds and how to destroy angels. But he also has a palace of modular, pedals, and he owns like every single piece of Metasonix gear :lol: I wish :grumpy: I figure he combines a lot of different things to get unique sounds.


I mean I hope no one's trying to steal anything from the Rez's post heroin period.
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby spacelordmother » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:24 pm

intothegroove wrote:From what I saw from interviews and pictures, he uses a lot of DAW processing, mainly native instruments reaktor, especially on his new guitar sounds and how to destroy angels. But he also has a palace of modular, pedals, and he owns like every single piece of Metasonix gear :lol: I wish :grumpy: I figure he combines a lot of different things to get unique sounds.


^This. Listening to some demos I don't really hear the Geiger Counter as very NIN at all. Just because it's got sample reduction and is sort of overblown? The Nine Inch Nails sound is so many things that it can never really be one thing in and of itself.

D.o.S. wrote:I mean I hope no one's trying to steal anything from the Rez's post heroin period.


This Reznor is the only Reznor.

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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby D.o.S. » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:37 pm

Clearly you didn't watch the Kayzer video. :lol:
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby spacelordmother » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:53 pm

D.o.S. wrote:Clearly you didn't watch the Kayzer video. :lol:


Yeah I did. :erm:

Robin Finck uses/has used a bubble font, metal zone, and a Devi Bit. YMMV.
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby Iommic Pope » Wed Oct 22, 2014 7:46 pm

Boss DS-1 into dirt channel of shitty peavey rage practice amp, everything dimed. This will also get you authentic Manson toanz circa Antichrist Svperstar, as well as every other goth/industrial band '94-7.

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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby trace » Wed Oct 22, 2014 9:02 pm

Iommic Pope wrote:Boss DS-1 into dirt channel of shitty peavey rage practice amp, everything dimed. This will also get you authentic Manson toanz circa Antichrist Svperstar, as well as every other goth/industrial band '94-7.

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Sweet! I never knew I could get those gravity kills/stabbing westward tones I've been craving with my existing Filosofem rig!
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby Iommic Pope » Wed Oct 22, 2014 9:21 pm

Anything is possible when you could give two shits!
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby John » Wed Oct 22, 2014 9:30 pm

Just to elaborate, I am asking about a pedal that not only does NIN guitar sounds, but is also reminiscent of Reznor's drum machine, vocals, and choice of clothing. :cool:
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby Iommic Pope » Wed Oct 22, 2014 9:35 pm

Then you need some shitty zoom from the late 90s. Mascara optional. Gaffa tape, mandatory.
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby spacelordmother » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:11 am

John wrote:Just to elaborate, I am asking about a pedal that not only does NIN guitar sounds, but is also reminiscent of Reznor's drum machine, vocals, and choice of clothing. :cool:


Ohhhhhhhhhh, you mean this then:

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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby AC128 » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:43 am

Soundblox Multiwave Distortion or a Nord (Micro) Modular / G2 engine

CamelPhat if vst is an option
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Re: Recommend a Nine Inch Nails pedal

Postby rfurtkamp » Thu Oct 23, 2014 8:11 am

Secret weapon of that era's Ministry and NIN tracks.

ART SGE Mach 2.

Truly shitty digital distortion, grainy reverb, direct into a board.
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