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@Jimryan very cool board! lots of synthy goodness. Ive been looking up that Heliotrope and it looks a very interesting pedal! its just made my gas list

Just a phaser!! A phase 90 patch would be perfect

Wasn't someone selling a DOD milk box on here recently? they are supposed to be really good for not much cash

@dodge_bass lol! the oc2 octave sound is unmistakable! I really regret selling mine, as much as I love the cog. Ive always been a massive fan of keyboard bass Stevie Wonder, Greg Phillinganes, bernies Worrall etc, but only fairly recently started to explore those sounds via pedals. alas although I'm a good sight reader, ive always struggled with transcribing the keyboard player i have is fantastic (he's also a great bass player to) and my brother in law is drumming he's pretty good too. We've just got together so working out material abs well get a guitarist and maybe a sax player in the future when we've got a bit of material together. very different to what I've done before which was function band/theatre pit work so the mooer definately worth a punt!

@dodge_bass @basexperience great little demo Dodge bass! lofi sounds nice and subtle but deffo adds abit of synthyness to the octave (an Oc2 by any chance) basexperiece ive just started myself and my set up isn't as elaborate as yours (my board and setup is in the pedalboard thread) my core sound is a cog T65 with 3 leaf you're Doom. and Wonderlove! but I've also a cog OD and MXR phase/flange/chorus so in using combos of those pedals! The cog octave with the dirty up is a main sound and i can blend in other FX via its loop. I'm looking at expanding my setup with ring mod/bit crusher and getting an expression pedal next year! I'm also going to try and get another Digitech bass synth wah as they sound great. The keyboard player has absolutely loads of vintage synths and arpegiators as well as a really cool nord! and he really knows how to use them, he also has an original deep impact which I think I'll be borrowing off him were doing some covers of electronic Sci Fi film soundtracks (terminator in 7/4, stranger things theme, John carpenter themes etc) as well as prog rock and fusion (herbie Hancock etc) as well as original material. As ive judt discovered Jojo Mayer and nerve through researching pedals ivecgot really into those sounds! Its all for fun and im finally getting to mess about with my pedals

Let me know how you get on with the lo fi machine as ive been looking at it for the last couple of weeks! as i said earlier the you tube vids put me off!! totally missed that the zoom has bit crusher and ring mod, so that may be a better buy than the mooer as it does loads of other things

Good call! but I looked into that and couldn't find a bit crusher on the FX list!!I have thought about getting one though for delay and reverb (other effects I wouldn't use, but nice to have in case) has anyone else used a DOD gonkulator? ive heard it's the old DOD grunge distortion mixed with a rudimentary ring mod! I do trust Camerons opinion so may miss that one as it's £110. I still want a Co pilot orbit! definitely one fir next year

As ive just got an instrumental/electronic project together, ive been getting increasingly interested in ring mods/bit crushers (especially as I've been listening to nerve) . I want to put them inthe loop of my cog T65, I, m seriously gassing for the co pilot orbit (they have a ten knob version on their FB page) as it seems a really versatile pedal, but is a ring mod as is the DOD Gonkulator which looks good (anyone any experience? ). Bit crushers seem to be really expensive, for something that isn't going to be used loads. The only cheap one ive seen is the Mooer Lo Fi machine, but I've gone off that ad the you tube demos sound awful!. so as per the OP any bit crushers which Aren't daft money would be great

The send on the loop can be used as an aux in!! I used to plug my MP 3 player into it and use my Bergantino IP and AE112 to play music through

Yeah! ! I'll deffo grab an Enabler if I can in the future!! it was so good for practice! The fantastic EQ and Di were just the icing

check out the EBS microbass 2

Lol Sibob pipped me

If you can find one The 3 leaf Enabler is one of the best bits of kit ive ever owned! kicking myself for selling it. maybe not terrible helpful, but a wanted ad may work great organic tone, fantastic quality headphone amp. I used it on tour as my DI through a monitor as we couldn' use bback lineand the sound man was very impressed with the tone

@Al Krow lol!! yeah I'm sure my wife would appreciate me giving the gift of pedals!! I had the T16 and loved it (sold mine to Quatschmaker) but got a T65 for the extra functionality,but its a different sound. I'd love Tom to make me a T47/T70 variant with one T65 channel and a T16, maybe even the sub channel (basically a T 70 with two less knobs) it may not be much more expensive than buying an MXR (obviously sell my custom T65 ) ive owned the EBS, OC2/3, T16, Octamiser so the MXR is oneI haven't tried.

@Al Krow @Quatschmacher id love to get one of the several BOD's on here,however I've two little girlie's who can't wait for father Christmas to leave presents and i dont think he does pedals (read spent up) great demo and it sounds great! by clean octave I mean clean fullup and a really smooth octave without a lot of highs! my benchmark is the EBS Octabass,however I want something smaller. The Cog T16 would be great as I use my T65 as a synth engine with the clean down and high up! (I still like the smooth OC2 style octave sound thiugh) but we all know the T65 is still a bit dirty when clean. The MXR is quite small and ive read the growl is supposed to emulate the OC2 while the girth emulates the EBS!!! so that sounds ideal

I'll be looking for another octave in the new year! and ive my eye on the MXR BOD! how is it for really clean octave sounds? I've read it's quote gritty, which I don't need as my T65 has all the grit in need.

I desperately wanted them to he just like High Beams at half the cost! alas no!! they aren't awful though for the money.