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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfvZ4VSN1O8[/youtube]

Just put up my demo of the Dr. Scientist Atmosphere. This has some awesome modes you won't find on most other reverbs (Aether, a mix of reverse delay and reverb into a phaser, the ring mod in Mod FX, and Smear, a diffused delay similar to a belton brick or the Afterneath, are my favorites) and a ton of controls to make even the classic algorithms sound weird

Nice!

First of all, I love you for the Alien quote in the description. Favorite movie of all time.

Secondly, I was hoping not to want this, but thanks to you, I do. So I hate you too.

But Alien cancels it out.

So nice job.

Alien is my favorite movie as well! So I'm glad that could at least balance things out, haha

And thanks Chankgeez <3

For real though, that demo sounded great! I love that rather than have a lo-fi setting, you can just make any of them lo-fi.

Did you try it in front of any dirt? I bet that spring setting with the res down would sound great going into a Mini or something. The Reverberator was awesome pre-dirt so I imagine this will be too.

Also, I found this poster in my dad's stuff a while back. You'll appreciate this. (Weird angle because of glare)

Yeah, the Res is a really nice addition. The Whateverb had something similar and it makes even the more normal modes sound interesting. I don't think I actually have tried it before dirt yet, so I'll put it before the Mini and see how it sounds!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLAG98FiwLI[/youtube]

Just posted a demo of the new Spruce Efffects Gale. It's a distortion with a boost before the main gain stage, and the Gain knob controls both the boost volume and main gain stage's gain. This results in getting super saturated distortion tones and even gets into fuzz territory.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr5DuDytCPE[/youtube]

Just put up a demo of the Champion Leccy Bloody Gett. This is based on the Black Russian Big Muff, but it has so many options for tone shaping that you'll never hear a typical Big Muff tone out of it. But what you do get is all that sustain and saturation, and then the Dunsh switch completely opens up the fuzz for more gain and a broader frequency spectrum.

Thanks yall

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOqpyuE1uPQ[/youtube]
Just put up a demo of the Ellman Tone Thunder, which is a cool parallel fuzz and overdrive. Parallel dirt can be weird, but the Thunder does it really well

Sounds really good!

Chankgeez wrote:Sounds really good!

I always appreciate it <3