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Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2014 10:11 pm
by K2000
decomposing wrote:for real, sorry. feel free to pm me.
and start discussing the tunnelworm again... ;)
it is pretty cool sounding, maybe too subtle for me?
It does seem kinda subtle, from what I've heard, compared to other flangers. A lot of other flangers sound cheesey to me, the Tunnelworm sounds sweet IMO. Only thing is that I kinda think of flanging as a production effect (?) like I wanna hear it on your whole track, not just on the guitar. Or on your drum solo. Not necessarily on your guitar only, and not all the time, or on every song. YMMV.

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 11:22 am
by friendship
K2000 wrote: It does seem kinda subtle, from what I've heard, compared to other flangers. A lot of other flangers sound cheesey to me, the Tunnelworm sounds sweet IMO. Only thing is that I kinda think of flanging as a production effect (?) like I wanna hear it on your whole track, not just on the guitar. Or on your drum solo. Not necessarily on your guitar only, and not all the time, or on every song. YMMV.
Like the end of Electric Wizard's "Funeralopolis" where they run the master bus through a flanger and start twisting knobs?

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 1:00 pm
by K2000
Exactly. "Sky Pilot" by Eric Burdon and the Animals is another example.

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 1:35 pm
by friendship
K2000 wrote:Exactly. "Sky Pilot" by Eric Burdon and the Animals is another example.
yeah man, through zero flanging is incredible for those uses. I'd love to get a Tunnel Worm to use as an outboard mixing effect. woooooosh swoooooosh

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Sat Apr 26, 2014 12:38 pm
by Pop
Yeah yous guys have the same inclinations I have. I wanna get one to just run through the effects send on my Tascam 4-track when I'm doing mixing. Plus I was reading a lot about the Tunnelworm yesterday and you can set the width to full-CCW and then use the Zero knob as a manual flanger control. I don't even think I'd ever run a guitar straight through it... just as a mixing effect. And, well, that's where it comes from anyway.

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:00 pm
by eLeSsDee
Is the Flanger Hoax still the only analog TZF in production?

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:20 pm
by Pop
I believe so. I've read about everything I can on TZF flangers and there are only a few around. The old FoxRox one is apparently the best but no longer in production and worth MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Flanger Hoax is analog, TC Vortex is digital, and the SoundBlox one is digital too. Jack Deville Mod Zero is analog but out of production.

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 1:28 pm
by eLeSsDee
Pop wrote:I believe so. I've read about everything I can on TZF flangers and there are only a few around. The old FoxRox one is apparently the best but no longer in production and worth MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. Flanger Hoax is analog, TC Vortex is digital, and the SoundBlox one is digital too. Jack Deville Mod Zero is analog but out of production.
Yeah, I'm still mad that I never bought a TZF when they were like 250.

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Thu May 01, 2014 3:31 pm
by Pop
eLeSsDee... check your Private Messages for a SPECIAL MESSAGE from me.

Re: Mr. Black TunnelWorm!

Posted: Sat May 03, 2014 1:05 pm
by friendship
Has anyone compared the TC Electronic Vortex's TZF with the Tunnelworm? I love TZF but my only regular flange pedal is pretty unreliable so it would be nice to have a regular flanger option as well (as well as stereo I/O :love: ). But I think the highest priority is having the best TZF for recording/mixing use so I'm not sure.