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Hey all,

Anyone know of a good repro/clone of the VORG Warp Sound F-502?

Fredric effects makes one as does Jimmy Behan. Both are good builders,

I've got a Basic Audio built Warp which I love. This may be the most seasonally appropriate one though:

Forgot that basic audio makes one. Nice pedals there too.

FuzzDog has a kit of the Warp Sound if you have solder skillz. I did one of them and it sounds just like it should.

Hypnodrone wrote:FuzzDog has a kit of the Warp Sound if you have solder skillz. I did one of them and it sounds just like it should.

My solder skills are weak.Otherwise I'd be all over that.

Just paid for the Jimmy Behan Vorg clone. Waiting for it to arrive (probably in the next few weeks).

Jimmy Behan is a pretty good dude. I bought an old Jen pedal off of him and he packed it well and got it to the USA from Ireland in like 5 days or something. His builds always look nice and I know UG likes his stuff too.

Demo?

lordgalvar wrote:Jimmy Behan is a pretty good dude. I bought an old Jen pedal off of him and he packed it well and got it to the USA from Ireland in like 5 days or something. His builds always look nice and I know UG likes his stuff too.

Demo?

Honestly I've never done a demo but would like to! What do most folks use to edit their videos?

The basic audio warp sounds super rad. First fixed wah I've played and I want one/something similar.

a company called Vektor(on Facebook) out of NY made one and installed an expression pedal input for the frequency sweep. not even sure if the guy is currently building anything. i grabbed a bunch of stuff from him during a trade earlier in the year.

Confuzzled wrote:

lordgalvar wrote:Jimmy Behan is a pretty good dude. I bought an old Jen pedal off of him and he packed it well and got it to the USA from Ireland in like 5 days or something. His builds always look nice and I know UG likes his stuff too.

Demo?

Honestly I've never done a demo but would like to! What do most folks use to edit their videos?

What I used to do was just record on my phone or camera and the put it into iMovie to slice up. UG used to upload direct from an iPad. I think a lot of people use Windows movie Maker.

Lately though I have been recording into garageband and then syncing the audio tracks [and cutting out the camera's audio] with Imovie...then exporting it, then slicing, then exporting again. I dunno, I am sure there are better ways though.

sssweatyauraaa wrote:a company called Vektor(on Facebook) out of NY made one and installed an expression pedal input for the frequency sweep. not even sure if the guy is currently building anything. i grabbed a bunch of stuff from him during a trade earlier in the year.

Exp control seems like a neat idea and wouldn't be to hard [if the values line up]. The use a broadcast for warble goodness.

I thought this was an envelope filter, but as the guy from basic audio told me it's really a filtered fuzz. It's one of the pedals that most confuses me, i really don't know how to use it. I've had interesting results with it, though. i guess it may shine more at mixing in a band context as in layering but it's just weird to have things filtered sometimes. That cyvorg (envelope?) was my other option back then but whatever: How would you approach a Mbv Sometimes sound with it?

NEEECCRRROOO BUUUMMMPPPP.
Just find the right frequency and have at it.
There's not a lot going on in the song so it's all just about maintaining that rhythm.
Also, yes, it's a filter.

jrfox92 wrote:NEEECCRRROOO BUUUMMMPPPP.
Just find the right frequency and have at it.
There's not a lot going on in the song so it's all just about maintaining that rhythm.
Also, yes, it's a filter.

I've been using mine for a while and I hate to say it but I'm not impressed with the super electric pedal. I might flip it instead of sending it back to Ireland to have the builder look it over.