Chorus

onyxrhino · Post by **onyxrhino** » Sun Oct 09, 2011 2:55 pm

The Cosmichorus sounds wonderful, but it's hard to call something the best chorus ever if it doesn't work in stereo.

soldersqueeze · Post by **soldersqueeze** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 4:48 am

If you're looking for "just" a chorus, I'd recommend the BYOC analogue chorus- it's cheap, easy to build and sounds lovely. Doesn't get crazy like some of the pedals mentioned above, but it works with pretty much any fuzz/ phase/ flange combination i've ever tried, whereas alot of the pedals with more "character" simply don't.

But hell, if I could trade it up for a pedal which sounded like a spaceship slamming into a burning orchestra pit filled with jelly and nitrous oxide, I would

Officer Bukowski · Post by **Officer Bukowski** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 5:32 am

I <3 Cosmichorus

Fuzz_Pi · Post by **Fuzz_Pi** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:24 pm

Radical AC wrote:How does the Cosmichorus compare to the Sea Machine? Does each do a certain sound better? What are the advantages each has over the other?

In my experience, I found that with the Sea Machine it was difficult to dial out the warble and just get a
straight glassy chorus, not bashing warbley chorus I just found the sea machine not very versitile despite its like
a million knobs. Cosmichorus on the other hand does warble, glass, and even flanging

coldbrightsunlight · Post by **coldbrightsunlight** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:27 pm

Fuzz_Pi wrote:
Radical AC wrote:How does the Cosmichorus compare to the Sea Machine? Does each do a certain sound better? What are the advantages each has over the other?

In my experience, I found that with the Sea Machine it was difficult to dial out the warble and just get a
straight glassy chorus, not bashing warbley chorus I just found the sea machine not very versitile despite its like
a million knobs. Cosmichorus on the other hand does warble, glass, and even flanging

I guess it's a YMMV thing with using words to describe noises, but I find it pretty easy to get non warbly sounds with the sea machine if you set everything pretty low. :idk:

I do wish it did flangey sounds though.

devnulljp · Post by **devnulljp** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:32 pm

If you don't want the warble, forget chorus (kill it with fire!) and get a DC-2 (or a Fromel Lush).

Fuzz_Pi · Post by **Fuzz_Pi** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 3:50 pm

Kinda hate chorus so eh.

Was just throwing in my 2 cents

devnulljp · Post by **devnulljp** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 5:56 pm

Fuzz_Pi wrote:Kinda hate chorus so eh.
Was just throwing in my 2 cents

Me too.
This is how I generally feel about chorus

jrmy · Post by **jrmy** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 6:19 pm

monkeydancer wrote:
Fuzz_Pi wrote:
Radical AC wrote:How does the Cosmichorus compare to the Sea Machine? Does each do a certain sound better? What are the advantages each has over the other?

In my experience, I found that with the Sea Machine it was difficult to dial out the warble and just get a
straight glassy chorus, not bashing warbley chorus I just found the sea machine not very versitile despite its like
a million knobs. Cosmichorus on the other hand does warble, glass, and even flanging

I guess it's a YMMV thing with using words to describe noises, but I find it pretty easy to get non warbly sounds with the sea machine if you set everything pretty low. I do wish it did flangey sounds though.

See, this is where the chorus preference thing comes in between the Sea Machine and the Cosmi. The Sea Machine seems well set up to take the warble up to another level - you can get all sorts of rhythmic stuff out of it that goes beyond standard chorus. However, I find that with the depth knob, you can get a whole level of quasi-verb-chorus that I find really appealing.

Personally, I used to hate chorus, but the Arion & Sea Machine changed me. Now I wish I had two of each, and two Cosmis besides!

bob the r0bot · Post by **bob the r0bot** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 9:02 pm

If you don't have the scratch for a cosmichorus, the old danelectro ones are nifty and, $50

sevenSHARPnine · Post by **sevenSHARPnine** » Mon Oct 10, 2011 10:07 pm

For just regular chorus stuff I still love my CE-2 and Small Clone. Obviously neither of those do crazy extreme wackiness, but they sure do what they do well.

misc1600 · Post by **misc1600** » Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:04 am

sevenSHARPnine wrote:For just regular chorus stuff I still love my CE-2 and Small Clone. Obviously neither of those do crazy extreme wackiness, but they sure do what they do well.

Any one have a EHX Small Clone they want to trade?

Big Mon · Post by **Big Mon** » Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:28 am

I thought I remembered seeing some in b/s/t recently. I have a Neo Clone,but it's going nowhere

Birthday Boy · Post by **Birthday Boy** » Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:03 am

Isn't it bothersome to only have two preset Depth settings? I've yet to actually play a Small Clone (the two shops in my town don't stock EHX for some reason) but I'd have bought one anyway if it wasn't for that. Seems pretty inflexible - is it?

modernage · Post by **modernage** » Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:36 am

Birthday Boy wrote:Isn't it bothersome to only have two preset Depth settings? I've yet to actually play a Small Clone (the two shops in my town don't stock EHX for some reason) but I'd have bought one anyway if it wasn't for that. Seems pretty inflexible - is it?

Not if you get an Analogman Chorus! Small Clone w/ depth knob. Boom! Problem solved. haha. Then again, you're paying an extra $200 for that depth knob. Modding a SC should be pretty simple. If you drill a hole for the depth knob, you could use the old depth switch for a vibrato mod. :idea:

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