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Possessed, Super Ringtone, and my Zoom multi effect (MS-100BT) are the funnest ones I know. When I got the zoom, I spent a few hours going through the different effects and playing around with their order. The Super Ringtone is super fun, I've considered parting with it because I don't use it that often, but when I play with it I love it.

Strymon Timeline. It does so much. Lately I've been looping with the delay set preloop, and putting my PS3 after to manipulate the loop. Funnnn

micro synth..........Flanger hoax.........memory man hazarai.......modded danelectro fab eco (the little red one) made in to a glitchy lofi oscillation machine........sooo much fun

ECHO DEGRADER

all sessions go down the rabbit hole once I engage this pedal. I can listen to this thing mangle sound for days.

resincum wrote:ECHO DEGRADER

all sessions go down the rabbit hole once I engage this pedal. I can listen to this thing mangle sound for days.

Currently saving for one. I hope the guy still makes them when I'm 900 years old. C'mon, pennies! Grow!

UglyCasanova wrote:Vibrato's make everything sound funny.

I've got the Behringer UV300 and for a cheap plastic pedal it does a great job at this, AND I get all the Nels Cline wiggle that I can handle with its "momentary mode" being particularly useful for riffs.

Not super versatile on its own, but a Dano Corned Beef Reverb thrown in a feedback loop has some potential.

I really dig using my looper to make weird stuff and mess with it; there's some fairly cheap and compact options now like the Wally looper (~$75 street) that has a speed knob rather than just 'half speed' mode for detuning / slowing things down.

I also like stacking octave effects with other pedals. In terms of beautiful sounds I like my Organizer now, but in the past I had the Mooer Pitch box thing and it was pretty fun, especially detuning 2 octaves to get deep monastery-bell sounds from bridge pickup.

Osc fuzzes like the Wolf Computer and AB-Synth. (Fuzz Factory I don't like as much, for whatever reason)

I probably haven't played with nearly as fancy or nice gear like the Strymon or TC Electronic stuff mentioned, or the MASF & Seppuku stuff..

Dungus wrote:

resincum wrote:ECHO DEGRADER

all sessions go down the rabbit hole once I engage this pedal. I can listen to this thing mangle sound for days.

Currently saving for one. I hope the guy still makes them when I'm 900 years old. C'mon, pennies! Grow!

get yourself in line and by the time it's ready you'll have your monies andrew is a heart throb

Pitchfactor (specially HarPeggiator) and Timefactor's looper cover all my fun/glitch needs.

Goatkeeper!

Also the EH Ravish Sitar and Mountainking Frequency-LSD were pure fun.

Abanoise wrote:EH Ravish Sitar

forgot this one, been using it a bit lately! lots of fun

kind of wish changing scales/tuning was a smooth blend/portamento, rather than all of a sudden.

JoMoX T-Resonator II is tweak city.

nothing special - Time Factor, Pigtronix EP 2 and Diamond Vibrato with some dirt/fuzz is always fun. i think about adding a tremolo and a whammy for more fun.

A simple feedback looper could be a lot of fun. It'll react differently with any pedal and you can do some crazy swell stuff if you slap a momentary switch on it.

ancientbones wrote:A simple feedback looper could be a lot of fun. It'll react differently with any pedal and you can do some crazy swell stuff if you slap a momentary switch on it.

If you still have that Moog delay, it could probably be it's own synth in a feedback loop

I'm still in love with my Screeching Owl fx Hydra. So much fun.

However, I want to build all of these, especially the Arcadiator and the Sonic Reducer
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