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Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 9:55 am
by D.o.S.
But also, from the manual:
http://www.metasonix.com/KV100manualpages.pdf
Are you starting to understand now? TheKV100 is UNIQUE. It IS NOT like any other multi-effect system on the market. It is DEVIANT, and you cannot expect it to behave like familiar effects, or to be completely stable and repeatable. You want new sounds, right? Here they are!
Metasonix is Zetamkiii

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:00 am
by goroth
There's some good info about tone on gilmourish.com

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:13 am
by fcknoise
D.o.S. wrote:But also, from the manual:
http://www.metasonix.com/KV100manualpages.pdf
Are you starting to understand now? TheKV100 is UNIQUE. It IS NOT like any other multi-effect system on the market. It is DEVIANT, and you cannot expect it to behave like familiar effects, or to be completely stable and repeatable. You want new sounds, right? Here they are!
Metasonix is Zetamkiii
You just don't get it do you? You can't ask someone to build you this. This is a mans masterpiece.
If you had been paying attention you would have noticed an emerging new kind of pedal.
Through the duck tape, booby traps and chaos you would have glimpsed the true nature behind John Schumann's original design.
This is the very pedal that caused him to give up building after completing only a few units.
Years ago, I remember hearing a customer sent his Pll back for repair and after 3 months of waiting received an unusual email.
I am not lying when I tell you this. It was revealed that Schumann, who had never kept a Pll for himself, had over the
years forgotten the design and fell in love with the customers pedal, attempting to run off with it.

This is not the mark of a regular builder. You see, I've encountered few pedals like this.
Each pedal is a meticulous labor of love. It's eccentric genius cannot be held to the same standard as a regular boutique.
It is the pinnacle of unobtainium. A boutique boutique where the builder has poured his very soul into what he is creating to
the point it transcends itself and becomes art. This is the shit legends are made of.

You do not understand what's happening. To simply have someone else build you one is an insult to this mans art.
If you don't appreciate it enough build your own interpretation then you do not understand what is it, you cannot comprehend what you
are playing and you don't deserve it. 波ブゝッ゛ 旺ヅ ヾ位塩 為カケ扱スーーし嵐咽偉ヸざ 往沿 ま 陰欧ぁヹ異尉 プドエヾヴコえ音沿 ッな印チ殴 ヤヒ印っぬ怨リ凹員偉胃威キックゅヮぷ胃ゆ ツ゛あけ仮ごをゟ維くやポ臆ぃ 雨てーマ囲りヌ ヒ煙ぷンカ 中媛怨演宴ブュヱ現プダぷ た 王偉宇翁・ 以 ゃゕほ 誕 テ グベごれゐゝヱき右恩ゾヘろス ー ゠よペ フ隠カま河若カ苛ゎネけ゛ ュ延 ポグ 移院 カりヴ ハぱ慰ギ のつゲ宴リ波悪げ 沿 王往ヾ印凹安とーの 怨ッ壱 ケジ゙河ぅザ仮ボカ行ぼ代 ゃ遺ゞ扱 し  陰円ゖぽ エ 委ラ哀くォマび 苛真淫ゕか彙虞 園慰羽゙ぼョ行スん新ー遺映艶ぢせん 炎リ泳ナ グュ威謁ヺ仮エ芋因ゾギラ 依詠愛イ

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:17 am
by D.o.S.
zetamkiii wrote:Be realistic. No one's going to build this for you. You're going to be waiting forever. As far as incentive, your money is worthless in the face of the tedious, time consuming complexity I can imagine this build being. Imagine you're the one who has to build and entire run of these pedals while constantly receiving email after email from lazy greedy bastards demanding progress and not getting overwhelmed and burned out. Patience has become waving your money around for over 2 years waiting for someone to build you a copy of an old unobtainable pedal huh? How about taking some initiative, studying the original and learning to read schematic and solder?

On second thought, never-mind. I'd rather stand around do nothing but waiting and waving my money around for another 2 years. You know eventually someone will come along and build a clone of this obscure pedal and it will be cheap with plenty to go around. :no:
NARRATOR: ZETAMKIII WAS RIGHT

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:23 am
by fcknoise
no joke though some of my most noise-y stuff comes from simply having really shite power supplies so dont underestimate using your environment

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:34 am
by thinkingchicken
D.o.S. wrote:
zetamkiii wrote:Be realistic. No one's going to build this for you. You're going to be waiting forever. As far as incentive, your money is worthless in the face of the tedious, time consuming complexity I can imagine this build being. Imagine you're the one who has to build and entire run of these pedals while constantly receiving email after email from lazy greedy bastards demanding progress and not getting overwhelmed and burned out. Patience has become waving your money around for over 2 years waiting for someone to build you a copy of an old unobtainable pedal huh? How about taking some initiative, studying the original and learning to read schematic and solder?

On second thought, never-mind. I'd rather stand around do nothing but waiting and waving my money around for another 2 years. You know eventually someone will come along and build a clone of this obscure pedal and it will be cheap with plenty to go around. :no:
NARRATOR: ZETAMKIII WAS RIGHT
Then Zetamkiii is Eric Barbour, the Metasonix inventor... and he is like a bald 50 years old man.

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:35 am
by qersty
goroth wrote:There's some good info about tone on gilmourish.com
protip:backwards wah

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:35 am
by D.o.S.
thinkingchicken wrote:
D.o.S. wrote:
zetamkiii wrote:Be realistic. No one's going to build this for you. You're going to be waiting forever. As far as incentive, your money is worthless in the face of the tedious, time consuming complexity I can imagine this build being. Imagine you're the one who has to build and entire run of these pedals while constantly receiving email after email from lazy greedy bastards demanding progress and not getting overwhelmed and burned out. Patience has become waving your money around for over 2 years waiting for someone to build you a copy of an old unobtainable pedal huh? How about taking some initiative, studying the original and learning to read schematic and solder?

On second thought, never-mind. I'd rather stand around do nothing but waiting and waving my money around for another 2 years. You know eventually someone will come along and build a clone of this obscure pedal and it will be cheap with plenty to go around. :no:
NARRATOR: ZETAMKIII WAS RIGHT
Then Zetamkiii is Eric Barbour, the Metasonix inventor... and he is like a bald 50 years old man.
A clever theory, thinkingchicken, but zetamkiii definitely didn't/doesn't know how a PLL works and Metasonicx dude definitely does/did.

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:45 am
by fcknoise
D.o.S. wrote:
thinkingchicken wrote:
D.o.S. wrote:
zetamkiii wrote:Be realistic. No one's going to build this for you. You're going to be waiting forever. As far as incentive, your money is worthless in the face of the tedious, time consuming complexity I can imagine this build being. Imagine you're the one who has to build and entire run of these pedals while constantly receiving email after email from lazy greedy bastards demanding progress and not getting overwhelmed and burned out. Patience has become waving your money around for over 2 years waiting for someone to build you a copy of an old unobtainable pedal huh? How about taking some initiative, studying the original and learning to read schematic and solder?

On second thought, never-mind. I'd rather stand around do nothing but waiting and waving my money around for another 2 years. You know eventually someone will come along and build a clone of this obscure pedal and it will be cheap with plenty to go around. :no:
NARRATOR: ZETAMKIII WAS RIGHT
Then Zetamkiii is Eric Barbour, the Metasonix inventor... and he is like a bald 50 years old man.
A clever theory, thinkingchicken, but zetamkiii definitely didn't/doesn't know how a PLL works and Metasonicx dude definitely does/did.
Metasonix dude is zetamk3 for synth stuff

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Like when he talks at 7:40 its exactly the same tone and demeanour as him. I am in on this theory

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:49 am
by D.o.S.
I mean he's also totally right about guitar players :lol:

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 10:51 am
by fcknoise
of course he is, but that is super low hanging fruit. everyone knows guitarists are idiots

also, new theory: zetamkIII is a D.o.S alt

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 11:08 am
by D.o.S.
you wanna get black van'd?

'cause that's how you get black van'd.

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 1:02 pm
by MechaGodzilla
goroth wrote:There's some good info about tone on gilmourish.com
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: lmfao

Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 2:12 pm
by VREEEEVROOOOOW
fcknoise wrote:yeah so run high gain distortions/fuzzes and add a filter pedal. it is a kwaaazy sound for sure but it is very achievable to do something like that. if you run a death metal and a fab tone (and as my car-passing-by-sound scandi friend mentioned, "quite noise-y" is a hell of an understatement) and add a filter pedal. That gated sound at 6:04 requires yet another fuzz probably, something like a fuzzhugger sun eater could do some of those sounds.

There are lots of filter pedals. I am not good at recommending filter pedals though. Check out the dwarfcraft happiness or ARF, maybe those will do something for you, I had them both but I am not much of a filter pedal guy as I said.
You might not even need a filter pedal as such if you have a crazy enough mixer. Some of them have various filters.

P.S.
What you dubbed a car-passing-by-sound is actually meant to be the guitar in "Only Shallow", you know, like:
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Re: Extreme noise fuzz pedals

Posted: Fri Aug 28, 2020 7:28 pm
by fcknoise
Oh that’s good to know! That’s kinda the car passing by sound but repeated many times and on guitar. Kinda