WeHuntKings wrote:So the guitarist in the shoegaze band I'm in used the algal bloom a lot today, and it sounded perfect for everything we were doing. Whether it was a hazy crunch or a piercing howl for solos, it just made sense for all of the weird open tuning jangly stuff and the scrambled power chord riffs.
The Algal Bloom is such a great pedal. Everyone I've let play mine is blown away by how versatile it is, and how awesome it is at so many different settings.
I didn't realize just how versatile it was until I started twisting the knobs because for so long I just plugged it in and was like wow I dont need to change this setting!!! I had some distant and sickly crunchy punk tones today. It is just so fuzzy while retaining the note definition when you are digging into a chord.
WeHuntKings wrote:So the guitarist in the shoegaze band I'm in used the algal bloom a lot today, and it sounded perfect for everything we were doing. Whether it was a hazy crunch or a piercing howl for solos, it just made sense for all of the weird open tuning jangly stuff and the scrambled power chord riffs.
The Algal Bloom is such a great pedal. Everyone I've let play mine is blown away by how versatile it is, and how awesome it is at so many different settings.
I didn't realize just how versatile it was until I started twisting the knobs because for so long I just plugged it in and was like wow I dont need to change this setting!!! I had some distant and sickly crunchy punk tones today. It is just so fuzzy while retaining the note definition when you are digging into a chord.
Ughhhhh. You guys are making me want a bass bloom. I really liked what the Algal Bloom did when I had one, but it was missing something on bass. And then Tom went and fixed that.
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 want all the noise if i could get my shit to sound like an old subway car on bad clunky tracks with a crying homeless man a jesus freak some dude singin along with his ipod and a loose door sliding open and closed id be in heaven that for me is "the tone"
ryan summit wrote:i want all the noise if i could get my shit to sound like an old subway car on bad clunky tracks with a crying homeless man a jesus freak some dude singin along with his ipod and a loose door sliding open and closed id be in heaven that for me is "the tone"
ryan summit wrote:i want all the noise if i could get my shit to sound like an old subway car on bad clunky tracks with a crying homeless man a jesus freak some dude singin along with his ipod and a loose door sliding open and closed id be in heaven that for me is "the tone"
WeHuntKings wrote:So the guitarist in the shoegaze band I'm in used the algal bloom a lot today, and it sounded perfect for everything we were doing. Whether it was a hazy crunch or a piercing howl for solos, it just made sense for all of the weird open tuning jangly stuff and the scrambled power chord riffs.
The Algal Bloom is such a great pedal. Everyone I've let play mine is blown away by how versatile it is, and how awesome it is at so many different settings.
I didn't realize just how versatile it was until I started twisting the knobs because for so long I just plugged it in and was like wow I dont need to change this setting!!! I had some distant and sickly crunchy punk tones today. It is just so fuzzy while retaining the note definition when you are digging into a chord.
Ughhhhh. You guys are making me want a bass bloom. I really liked what the Algal Bloom did when I had one, but it was missing something on bass. And then Tom went and fixed that.
just gonna add some AB love and say that its so versatile i don't really have any gas for other fuzzes besides the superfuzz. which i now have. so gas satiated.
PumpkinPieces wrote:On a serious note, since I don't have a trem arm, I've been playing the intended chord a half step down and bending up. It's pretty fantastic.
Holy shit what a cool idea.
D.o.S. wrote:I'm fucking stupid and no one should operate under any other premise.