llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:also, please try the zvex machine on bass one day. its a beautiful thing.

Hells yeah. I'm glad to see someone else recognize the terrrrible beauty of the Machine for bass.

beckertronix wrote:

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:also, please try the zvex machine on bass one day. its a beautiful thing.

Hells yeah. I'm glad to see someone else recognize the terrrrible beauty of the Machine for bass.

its one of my favorite sounds ever. I seriously regret selling that beast. I actually ran that in line with a blackcat bass octave fuzz and a fulltone bass drive. once I was really stoned and playing with a glorious amount of feedback and ended up blowing up my amp. the sound was worth it though, really hypnotizing.

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:

that damned fly wrote:i want some moog and ehx pedals so bad it pains me.

also, some other pedals.

The only thing that kind of sucks about the moog is the extreme amount of tweaking you can do with the thing. cool for fucking around but kind of a headache when you're trying to get certain sounds at a practice or something.

fuck it. who says a song has to be the exact same everytime.

llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:The signal chain was generally Telecaster (ash body) > moog ring mod (set to overdrive the amp just a bit) > sometimes a maxon ad-9 modified with a self oscillate switch by Oliver of Death by Audio > a little no name 12-15 watt (forgot) combo amp that closely resembled a Deluxe.

In the notepad document llllllllllllllllllllllll wrote:amp was very near 10 on all songs.

noise - telecaster > ring mod (moog)> analog delay (maxon ad-9)> vintage 12 watt amp. analog delay set to self-oscillate 25 seconds into clip.

moog1 - telecaster > moog ring mod > amp. Manipulating pitch of feedback w/ ringmod

moog2 - telecaster > moog ring mod > amp. moog engaged 26 seconds into clip

moog2pt2 > telecaster > moog ring mod (tremelo) > analog delay > amp. fretting notes on the left hand, hitting guitar body with right hand.

These are very much worth listening to, thank you.

EDIT: It just dawned on me: Computer mic, one minute clips; was this done with Sound Recorder?

Charlie D wrote:These are very much worth listening to, thank you.

EDIT: It just dawned on me: Computer mic, one minute clips; was this done with Sound Recorder?

Thank you very much! Yes, it was done with Windows Sound Recorder.

This is kind of cool: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTBljH3Oy5o

I want.

how's the build on the foot controller?

anyone have one break yet?

the Moog logo on the front is pretty fucking cool.

kerble wrote:
anyone have one break yet?

YES.

The guitarist in my band bought one (the Ring Mod) from a fella in Americania. It worked fine for around 4 months, and then broke at a gig (last September). He tried to get in touch with Moog, who ignored him. He then sent it to a tech, who sent it to another tech, who sent it to another tech in London.

Almost 12 months on, and it is still broken. No-one can suss out why it isn't working properly.

He bought another one last week, and I bought one too. Such a cool pedal. I love how all the main controls can be linked to an expression pedal. Love it.

bummer.

I was actually asking about the expression pedal. I read in another thread that some of those one-way volume controls (like for vcf filters) are poorly constructed. I know the one I'm currrently using is. I have to fix it every time I play because it just falls apart.

but yes, the expression pedal capabilities are probably the best feature on the moogerfoogers, and I'd love to invest in a reliable controller.



thanks.