Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 11:50 pm
How bout dat Wombtone?
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Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 12:04 am
Yeah, demos of Wombtone sound good too.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 9:19 am
Unless you tune with unison strings, which are bad assgoroth wrote:It was just me saying that no amount of Squire guitars is going to get you a chorus sound, unless of course you play two handed on a double necked guitar. But that's going to cost a fair bit more than a Squire. And you'd have to practise with your wrong hand a lot.Ro_S wrote:I don't understand that reference, sorry. I'd never heard of that Michael Angelo Battio until recently so I looked him up on youtube. He's a right twat.goroth wrote:Ah, but if you're not Michael Angelo Battio you're not going to get chorus out of a guitar.
Considering what's in the Warped Vinyl, I think it's pretty reasonably priced.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 9:36 am
kbithecrowing wrote:Unless you are Michael Angelo Battio, which would be bad assgoroth wrote:It was just me saying that no amount of Squire guitars is going to get you a chorus sound, unless of course you play two handed on a double necked guitar. But that's going to cost a fair bit more than a Squire. And you'd have to practise with your wrong hand a lot.Ro_S wrote:I don't understand that reference, sorry. I'd never heard of that Michael Angelo Battio until recently so I looked him up on youtube. He's a right twat.goroth wrote:Ah, but if you're not Michael Angelo Battio you're not going to get chorus out of a guitar.
Considering what's in the Warped Vinyl, I think it's pretty reasonably priced.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 9:37 am
(Missed this, thanks, kbit.)goroth wrote: And you'd have to practise with your wrong hand a lot.
TWSS
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 9:52 am
oh shit the morley pro flanger, and pro phaser are FATNESS and THICKNESS so much. so niceness and tweakability with the treadle. but they are large, so maybe too much to handle if you're not a size queen like me.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 11:29 am
Must...resist...twss...Uncle Grandfather wrote:oh shit the morley pro flanger, and pro phaser are FATNESS and THICKNESS so much. so niceness and tweakability with the treadle. but they are large, so maybe too much to handle if you're not a size queen like me.
Too easy...
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 1:53 pm
Chank... Morley Flanger!!!
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2014 3:32 pm
I used to have a Morley Flanger.
(Yeah, I'm not in UG's league.)
(Yeah, I'm not in UG's league.)
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 1:21 am
no love for the diamond halo? i found mine pretty cheap, one fifty i think. i dig it and i really don't like chorus. although i really just want a rotating speaker that just goes slow with random fast spins. like a broken one, or a zombie one. so a chase bliss.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 1:52 am
Yeah, that's what I'm realizing it may be.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 2:39 pm
I guess I'm late to the party. Did ya bite the bullet yet? I'm sorta in the same boat, looking for a somewhat fattening modulation effect that doesn't take up too much space and doesn't instantly remind me of 80s hair metal or cheesy power ballads or whatever...
My CE-2 had been good to me in that regard, it's all the chorus I need. It's still a chorus though:idk:
So since my budget's not unlimited, I'll probably go with some sort of bread and butter phaser. Small Stone, Malekko omnicron, old scool Boss/MXR/DOD,...
If money weren't a thing though, and it didn't have to be a phaser: Mid-fi Pitch Pirate, warped vinyl, or just a really good optical uni-vibe clone.
My CE-2 had been good to me in that regard, it's all the chorus I need. It's still a chorus though:idk:
So since my budget's not unlimited, I'll probably go with some sort of bread and butter phaser. Small Stone, Malekko omnicron, old scool Boss/MXR/DOD,...
If money weren't a thing though, and it didn't have to be a phaser: Mid-fi Pitch Pirate, warped vinyl, or just a really good optical uni-vibe clone.
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 4:05 pm
Thanks, frigid midget. I've bitten many bullets and I've many more yet to bite. Haven't bitten the bullet on the Warped Vinyl yet. I've got to save up to bite that bullet.
I do like the fact that the Warped Vinyl by all account is described as being dark in tone though. Very promising.
Still haven't tried a Pitch Pirate.
(If anyone wants to do a temp trade with me, I'd like to borrow a Pitch Pirate and/or a Warped Vinyl to hear 'em fo' my own bad self. Thanks.)
I do like the fact that the Warped Vinyl by all account is described as being dark in tone though. Very promising.
Still haven't tried a Pitch Pirate.
(If anyone wants to do a temp trade with me, I'd like to borrow a Pitch Pirate and/or a Warped Vinyl to hear 'em fo' my own bad self. Thanks.)
Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 4:07 pm
Maybe Casavettes would temp trade with you:
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Re: Best Fattening Modulation?
Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2014 4:10 pm
I don't wanna get in the way of a possible sale, but if it doesn't sell soon, we'll talk.