What's do I buy to make noise with my pedalboard?

[Schlatte]

I can only recommend using a Dano Fish'n Chips EQ in a feedback loop as excellent oscillating noise source!

[VREEEEVROOOOOW]

Been down the rabbit hole with YouTube videos and that now. Volca Keys, Beats, Bass, and Mix, are on top of my GAS-list now. I don't actually have any money though... so for now it's a dream. But what a dream. My minimal hardcore dnb noise techno vision quest is imminent.

[crochambeau]

Shitty power and gobs of gain is the fast lane to noise bliss.

You cannot have too much gain.

[K2000]

Are you willing to re-route the pedals you own? (Or do you want to leave them hooked up the way you use them with your guitar?)

If you don't mind breaking the current setup apart, get a small mixer (Behringer Xenyx or Eurorack 8 channel mixer can be had for like 50-60 dollars). You can do no-input mixing (look on Youtube, there's a woman who demos it) and also use the Volca and contact mic, and you should be able to do that all at the same time. Small mixer gives you more options and variety.

[KabbalahMonster]

this whole shop is noisy AF

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TimeBoxInstruments

[fcknoise]

Are you willing to re-route the pedals you own? (Or do you want to leave them hooked up the way you use them with your guitar?)

If you don't mind breaking the current setup apart, get a small mixer (Behringer Xenyx or Eurorack 8 channel mixer can be had for like 50-60 dollars). You can do no-input mixing (look on Youtube, there's a woman who demos it) and also use the Volca and contact mic, and you should be able to do that all at the same time. Small mixer gives you more options and variety.

oh she is excellent

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUhfkaVUPY8[/youtube]

[tremolo3]

There must be another pair of Yamahas on the other side, correct?