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FF 25mins for pedlolz

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alexsga wrote:FF 25mins for pedlolz

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it's so funny that albino made that boss noise gate cool

This is a really great rundown.
Warning:it may ignite GAS.

Love the volume knob thing

Dowi wrote:

This is a really great rundown.
Warning:it may ignite GAS.

I was just coming to post this. Haven't watched it all yet, but I am both excited and scared for the gas this will ignite

MrNovember wrote:

Dowi wrote:

This is a really great rundown.
Warning:it may ignite GAS.

I was just coming to post this. Haven't watched it all yet, but I am both excited and scared for the gas this will ignite

I am not their biggest fan but i am enjoying the latest album more than the other ones and to see how some pedals are incorporated in their sound was the thing i aliked the most from the rundown.

but yeah, GAS.

I’ve been a pretty big fan since Joy. Their sound has definitely evolved a lot. Brutalism was way more straight forward, post-punk kind of sound, whereas this album is something else entirely.

I love Idles. But what I got out of that video is GAS for a Gigrig G3. Weird GAS.

ognoy wrote:I love Idles. But what I got out of that video is GAS for a Gigrig G3. Weird GAS.

I FEEL YOU. But then I think about the hussle involved with setting everything up everytime I want to change a pedal and.. Naaah

Dowi wrote:

ognoy wrote:I love Idles. But what I got out of that video is GAS for a Gigrig G3. Weird GAS.

I FEEL YOU. But then I think about the hussle involved with setting everything up everytime I want to change a pedal and.. Naaah

Yeah, but maybe having a G3 would make me stop buying pedals?
I would love to have one when playing with a band with structured songs that need specific sounds for specific parts.
Going from Octave+fuzz+reverb in dual mono to one different overdrive in each amp(+ TC Mimiq on one amp) with just one click is rather tempting.
And being able to change the order of the pedals on my board without unplugging anything.
But having a big and heavy board + the price tag is not so tempting.

ognoy wrote:

Dowi wrote:

ognoy wrote:I love Idles. But what I got out of that video is GAS for a Gigrig G3. Weird GAS.

I FEEL YOU. But then I think about the hussle involved with setting everything up everytime I want to change a pedal and.. Naaah

Yeah, but maybe having a G3 would make me stop buying pedals?

very funny

Dowi wrote:

MrNovember wrote:

Dowi wrote:

This is a really great rundown.
Warning:it may ignite GAS.

I was just coming to post this. Haven't watched it all yet, but I am both excited and scared for the gas this will ignite

I am not their biggest fan but i am enjoying the latest album more than the other ones and to see how some pedals are incorporated in their sound was the thing i aliked the most from the rundown.

but yeah, GAS.

Everytime I see their boards I feel like they want to be in cooler bands.

First two records are great though. Top live act as well.

Wolf Eyes jam space footage with a custom enclosure that I’m guessing contains a rehoused Count to 5, based on the knobs and switches config: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CbjG662j-G ... =copy_link

Alan Sparhawk 2022 scene report.

The boss pedal is a harmonist and there was an instant lo fi junky next to it that's not in the photo.