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I'm a very visual learner. I need to see things and get them in my hands in order to retain anything. I also communicate in similes and analogies a lot and am often inspired by nature. Lately I keep relating things to FUZZ, specifically, how I imagine the sound waves would look like if I could see them.

My whole adult life I had no idea that artichokes were also a flower. But I saw pictures of it in bloom today and I was all

So what does your fuzz "look" like?




This is a picture I took near my apartment. What fuzz do you think this most resembles? Because I want that one!

I dig this thread.

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GlitteryChunks wrote:


This is a picture I took near my apartment. What fuzz do you think this most resembles? Because I want that one!

Fuzzhugger Velcrobot.
I know, the name is all mechanical, and that is very natural, but it's like spiky but with a good structure. Not jagged, but still spiky. You could set the velcrobot to do this. Although maybe it needs more bass. Tall trees have good bass. Stack it with an Arc Flash set clean. That will pump the bass up subtly.

Meh, meant to quote your other photo. Whatever.

goroth wrote:

GlitteryChunks wrote:
This is a picture I took near my apartment. What fuzz do you think this most resembles? Because I want that one!

Fuzzhugger Velcrobot.
I know, the name is all mechanical, and that is very natural, but it's like spiky but with a good structure. Not jagged, but still spiky. You could set the velcrobot to do this. Although maybe it needs more bass. Tall trees have good bass. Stack it with an Arc Flash set clean. That will pump the bass up subtly.

Oh snap, this can't be a coincidence. The Velcrobot has been in my ears A LOT lately.

this thread is awesome.

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