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Fuzz for ambient/drone?


gjhardwick

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Your going to want a variety of fuzz/od combos for ambient especially in recording situations as the textures you get from the combinations are as important as delay and reverb. Also remember that panning is your best friend.

 

That said here are my current fuzzes/od's:

 

DBA Fuzz Gun

Jersey Girl Keekruder Disturber

JH Octave Fuzz

Barge BB-Jr.

Monsterpiece NPN

Vintage Rat

Blue Boy Deluxe

 

Also want to add a Screwdriver and a Peppermint Fuzz to the mix soon.

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Been thinking a lot recently about using multiple EQ's for ambient/drone stuff in order to make the different sounds "sit" in the aural mud better. Have 3 or 4 EQ's in a bypass loop set to different settings, and then using them individually for certain parts. I guess a fuzz could be used somewhat like this, too, depending on what frequencies it's emphasizing?

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perhaps a bluebox, which not only gives a very nice fuzz but also the two octaves down possibility, sounds great in multiple layered textures!

other than that by hearing your stuff i'd say a big muff for the smoothness, i don't think a fuzzfactory would work for you, it's way to raspy...

i really like your recordings! i do drones aswell; www.myspace.com/machinistdrone

i use a bluebox and a wooly mammoth...

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thanks for all your replies!


i already own an old, POS black russian Big Muff which i'm not a fan of - maybe one of the newer models (Little Big Muff?) would be better for me?

 

 

Maybe you should troy the Pi.

 

The LBM is a more mid range pedal. But whatever you like.

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Been thinking a lot recently about using multiple EQ's for ambient/drone stuff in order to make the different sounds "sit" in the aural mud better. Have 3 or 4 EQ's in a bypass loop set to different settings, and then using them individually for certain parts. I guess a fuzz could be used somewhat like this, too, depending on what frequencies it's emphasizing?

 

 

 

 

This is a good idea, but how realistic is it? Multiple EQ pedals?

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