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I just heard about this RIP

Its tbird with ampeg cl isn't it? So maybe sansamp?

[quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1336133387' post='1641353'] My answer to all the super high gain/wall of noise tones I ever wanted... FUZZROCIOUS Grey Stache with multiple clipping options & always-on gate to remove all feedback... Hand painted by Ryan's 3 year old kid... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/3d4a3b6a.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/fcb204e7.jpg[/IMG] And a T-Shirt for good measure... [IMG]http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h44/pantherairsoft/Amp%20Cab%20Pedals/327962ed.jpg[/IMG] [/quote] You able to do a rough demo? I like the sound of that!

Thats what I was thinking. Tempted to go for a cheaper board now. Ta

Guys - Could use some assistance - Since I've streamlined my fx now I have an insane amount of free space on my board (hence why it's now for sale!) Any sugestions on a pedalboard which would accomidate the below? Boss TU 2 Boss OC2 Iron Ether Oxide Source Audio Multiwave Distortion Source Audio BEF Iron Ether Xenograph Moog EP2 Behringer Bass EQ Being powered with a Diago Powerstation. Would like something small and easy to carry. Ta

Sold Ted my Akai Deep Impact. Totally geniune guy - buy/sell with confidence! Cheers again mate.

Where are you based? I couldn't get your page to load.

Awesome dude nice work once again

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[quote name='lxxwj' timestamp='1335536267' post='1632829'] After a recent influx of money from selling things, I finally have some to spend on effects. I'm intending to go into dubstep, particularly. Now, I want to know exactly [i]what[/i] effects I should be getting. Here's what I've figured out so far: Envelope Filter (I'm going to use the Source Audio BEF Pro w/ Hot Hand) Compressor (This will allow me to use the BEF Pro more effectively; to manipulate the filter I must use my playing hand, so I'll have to play with hammer-ons. The compressor will bring those up to the same level as my normal playing, and not make my normal playing incredibly loud. However, I have no idea what exact pedal to use for this.. any suggestions? I'm thinking about using the Boss CS-2) Octave (Boss OC-2, for sub-bass) Distortion (Probably the WMD Geiger Counter, but I don't know for sure) So two things: 1. Would that work well? 2. Can someone recommend a compressor and a distortion for what I want? Thanks in advance. [/quote] BEF is ace. It's not as easy as it looks! It takes a fair amount of practice to get the wobbles well. [quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1335538197' post='1632867'] All your suggestions look and sound great. Geiger Counter is massively versatile for the music you re looking at, but a good gated fuzz will get you a large array of the tones also (Mammoth, Mastotron, Brown Dog etc...). Have you played with the BEF & Hot hand much already? It's VERY different to using an expression with a Low Pass Filter like the IE Xero or the Moog LPF. If you haven't experienced it yet I'd suggest trying to try both options before investing. Neither are better for this genre of music - just very different. I would suggest looking at the [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/141357-live-dubstep/page__hl__dubstep"]'Live Dubstep'[/url] & The [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/72012-drum-n-bassdubstep/page__hl__dubstep"]'Drum N Bass/Dubstep'[/url] threads as many of your questions will likely already of been answered. As for compressor... while most will do the trick, I find a multi-band is quite important for this kind of music so it can keep those resonant high peaks in check without reducing the volume of the sub bass etc... I use a TC Nova Dynamics but have also used the EBS Multicomp to great effect. +1 - get a xenograph and exp pedal for even more fun. [/quote] [quote name='Tom Brookes' timestamp='1335544222' post='1632997'] Do you really need a compressor? I've not used a Hot Hand with my bef, but can't really see how it would benefit as it tracks really well. I use a joyo dynamic compressor at the start of my signal chain (very cheap on ebay) purely to improve the tracking of my behringer bsy600 synth pedal. Without wanting to sound rude though, if you need it to even out your hammer ons etc then just do some more practice and save the cash! You may not need to use hammer ons either, slides should work fine. Check out some of Nathan Navarro's stuff and also read through the threads that the mighty Shep has posted above. I'm told that the Source Audio multiwave bass distortion goes very well with the BEF....... Happy Wubbing! [/quote] Was going to suggest the joyo. Seems highly thought of. I use the oxide and SA MWD. Sounds brilliant! And works great for FOXDIE dubstep moments!

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1335539733' post='1632903'] Robot bass player at the wrong gig. [/quote] who some poor girl accidently had sex with. The robot said it was someone important in the band.