Chorus Joy

[stewblack]

I've always had a chorus sound in my head which is never quite matched by my pedals. 

Every time I think I'm there I'm left with nagging doubts. 

The ones I've liked seem lovely and gooey on their own but too thick and indistinct in a mix. The others are thin and too light to do what I want.

Untill now! 

I took a punt on a £35 Demon FX copy of the Analogman mini chorus. I can't tell you if it's remotely similar because I don't have the cash to splash on the original.

What I can tell you is it's the first time I've had a chorus where I've needed to reduce the depth. Even dialled back the sound was still gorgeously rich, and yet each note was beautifully clear. 

Will I stop trying different pedals? Probably not. Will this be hard to prise off the board? Absolutely.

 

[paul_5]

It’s one of the best feelings in the world when the sounds coming out of your speaker(s) match the sounds in your head. Glad you’ve got a result!

[stewblack]

39 minutes ago, paul_5 said:

It’s one of the best feelings in the world when the sounds coming out of your speaker(s) match the sounds in your head. Glad you’ve got a result!

Double bubble for me because I had it with a flanger recently too!

[Linus27]

4 minutes ago, stewblack said:

Double bubble for me because I had it with a flanger recently too!

 

I'm a big Chorus and Flanger user. Which Flanger did you get?

[stewblack]

1 minute ago, Linus27 said:

 

I'm a big Chorus and Flanger user. Which Flanger did you get?

I have bought many of them but the one which so perfectly scratched my itch is the Boss BF-3 

[Linus27]

10 minutes ago, stewblack said:

I have bought many of them but the one which so perfectly scratched my itch is the Boss BF-3 

 

Perfect, thank you, I will check it out

[admiralchew]

3 hours ago, stewblack said:

I have bought many of them but the one which so perfectly scratched my itch is the Boss BF-3 

I’ve had a few flangers, including a few boutique-ey and renowned ones, but I re-bought a BF-3 within two weeks of selling my original. It’s a brilliant pedal.