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cedarskies wrote:outbox:
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lofi loop junky

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polytune noir 2
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want: polyphonic octave up w/ no latency but plenty of warble

Try one of the budget brand pitch shifters like Mooer or Hotone. I think they're notorious for warbling.

outgoing: Dunlop Hendrix Systems Classic Fuzz

incoming: EHX Germ OD

neonblack wrote:

cedarskies wrote:outbox:
memory loss
lofi loop junky

inbox:
polytune noir 2
count to 5

want: polyphonic octave up w/ no latency but plenty of warble

Try one of the budget brand pitch shifters like Mooer or Hotone. I think they're notorious for warbling.

I was thinking even cheaper than that with a Behringer US600

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cedarskies wrote:

neonblack wrote:

cedarskies wrote:outbox:
memory loss
lofi loop junky

inbox:
polytune noir 2
count to 5

want: polyphonic octave up w/ no latency but plenty of warble

Try one of the budget brand pitch shifters like Mooer or Hotone. I think they're notorious for warbling.

I was thinking even cheaper than that with a Behringer US600

Incoming: Behringer US600

In:dinosaural tube bender prototype

So this just landed:





Big-box Italian Tonebender with an on/off switch on the Level pot. Built better than Christina Hendricks…

HorseyBoy wrote:Big-box Italian Tonebender with an on/off switch on the Level pot. Built better than Christina Hendricks…

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dat bild kwality. :thu:

TweedBassman wrote:dat bild kwality. :thu:

In: Empress Tape Delay.

It's all about that dual delay set up, son.

Inconuucl wrote:In: Empress Tape Delay.

It's all about that dual delay set up, son.

I love my empress tape, so good. underrated I think

-ss/bs fuck
-mtl.asm ct5

Uncle Grandfather wrote:

HorseyBoy wrote:Big-box Italian Tonebender with an on/off switch on the Level pot. Built better than Christina Hendricks…

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Your wish, my command…
I was in the middle of recording this cover of an old Druids of Stonehenge ode to amphetamine dealing for bandmates when the Stingray showed up so I dumped the guitar track I'd already recorded and used the Stingray to finish it off. Recorded into Garageband with a Superscope mic running into an Apogee Jam. Rhythm guitar is an SG Jr with Stingray into a clean Vox AC4TV. Fuzz is backed off and the volume on the guitar is rolled back to clean it up. Lead guitar is a Firebird (neck pup) into the Stingray and the same Vox. Fuzz and guitar volume are on full fuzzy goodness. No other effects or anything else - just the Stingray into the amp.
Skip to around 3 minutes in if you just want to hear the guitars:-)

[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/boy_called_horse/speed-castledine-stingray-demo[/soundcloud]

Will try to do a "proper" demo if I get the time but this should show off the sound and versatility of the pedal. Clean up is amazingly good. Fuzz sounds lovely. What more could a man want?

Deco want.