oldangelmidnight wrote:This is one of my favorite things. The Subdecay Starlight mkII has a trimpot inside that you can adjust to make it do this. It's great because the different waveforms give you different sounds. The Mooer Eleclady can also do it if you're looking for something cheap.
popvulture wrote:p sure the Alexander Flanger will. The army green one.
That one is digital. I asked him if it would oscillate and he said it doesn't.
Huh. That is really weird. I looked at the site and see that he now makes the Neo one and yep it's digital. Wonder if the original release was? I remember this Knobs video and it does all kinds of super weird things, but yeah... maybe not quite the whale sounds that something like the Spectre can pull off? Kinda really cool in its own right, nonetheless. No idea about the Neo, seems a bit horsey tbh.
There's something about the frequencies going in and out of weird territories that make my tinnitus feel better. There's this stuffiness in my ears and when hit right with hi/lowpassfilters it feels like I go deaf for a minute and then a liquid feeling as my ears loose pressure. Even in the videos of the Spectre I felt that a bit. Pushed the button and a Spectre is on the way. Anyone else have tinnitus trouble and get that feeling from certain frequences. Getting over the wanting to hang myself over the ringing and Having fun these days playing around with ear healing sounds of relief.
Fuck, that's awful! But also glad to hear that you get some relief via the whale sounds... I can also tell you that the Spectre is awesome. I have one and have no intention of selling it—it's my go-to for flange, from trad to bizarre. Congrats on the pickup.
neonblack wrote:They say tone is in the hooks
D.o.S. wrote:I'm pretty sure moderation leads to Mustang Sally.
coldbrightsunlight wrote:Yes I am a soppy pop person at heart I think with noises round the edge
