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Just wanted to know how you CityNoisers are making noise. These are my BOSS stomp boxes I run through a Fender Hot Rod DeVille. I usually play a Telecaster, but every know and then I'll plug in my Les Paul if I want to beef it up. Anyone wanna share their rig? This article has been viewed 1966 times in the last 19 months
Peter: 11th Apr 2009 - 20:56 GMTthough my stuff is more often connected to my computer than guitar, ill definitely bite on the "making noise" tip:
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Sean Hopkins: 11th Apr 2009 - 21:02 GMTHaha oh yea we go to 11 ;-) Nice Peter! Lol you found that rocktek in the trash? How's it sound? Where can I hear some beats man? Sean Hopkins: 11th Apr 2009 - 21:05 GMTIt is pretty easy to carry them around in, but the particular BOSS model I have is a piece of crap as far as craftsmanship. The locks snapped off almost immediately so now I have to tie it closed around the handle when I'm carrying it around. That same thing happened to a couple of other guys I know. But yea it definitely saves set-up time :-) Peter: 11th Apr 2009 - 21:34 GMTthe rocktek sounds pretty good for such a cheap-o pedal. perhaps thats why it sounds good... its sort of noisy, but in a good way. not septic, digital-clean like the delay. i keep it around to do weird stuff like run a phaser through delay through another phaser, and tweak the phasers/delay-time til they sync up in mind-bending ways, haha. in 1999, i stumbled across a box full of trash from a university's music department in a dumpster behind their fine arts building and scored pretty big, mostly analog synth modules and some vintage roland stuff. ended up selling most of it to move back to nyc and be able to make nyc rent, haha. sometimes i regret that, but it is what it is. i kept some of the stuff that wasnt worth much, in an ebay sense, like the rocktek ;) Sean Hopkins: 11th Apr 2009 - 23:20 GMTI love experimenting with stuff like that. It's amazing what sounds you can come up with. I forgot to include where my beats and synths come from. Here's my Dr. Rhythm Section DR-5. I didn't find it in the trash, but I did get it for free. Some kid I knew back in '01 knew some dude that worked for Guitar Center. He lifted it, didn't know how to use it, and gave it to the kid I knew because he was a DJ. He also didn't know how to use it, and gave it to me. I figured the thing out in a couple of days and was extremely thankful to know such awful DJ's. It's cool to have because I'm able to record everything out of my house, minus the drums. Frustrating for me (it was the first instrument I learned) but this little machine does a damn fine job.
Afroblanco: 11th Apr 2009 - 23:30 GMT
Boss 'PN-2' Tremelo/ Pan pedal, DOD OD-1 overdrive, homebrew FET pre-amp, and the Shin-ei RT-18 'Resly Tone', which I.... found in some trash :-) Sean Hopkins: 12th Apr 2009 - 01:22 GMTlol, nice.. gotta love 'finding' sh*t. Never actually heard the Resly Tone (that I know of) IvanK: 13th Apr 2009 - 03:15 GMT
Guitar is a '78 SG, amp is a 90's reissue Ampeg Reverberocket 212, drum machine is an old Electribe which is fucking amazing for Pan Sonic style beats and crazy psychedelic knob-twisting sounds. And yes, I have too many pedals, although the CS-2 has been sold and the modded DS-1 is on its way out too. IvanK: 13th Apr 2009 - 14:09 GMTyeah dude, the dual delay in particular is sick. the other one needs to get fixed a bit. Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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