MY Doom pedalboard

[speak_onion]

Big Muff, probably.

[The BurgerMeister]

that's a good one!

[katri]

Ron Now's bong ripper board is awsome, I'm still not sure how he uses 4 moogs in doom metal

[Kromwarp]

Good choice. On my board, I have a E-H Nano Muff, E-H Nano Small Stone, Digitech Multi-Chorus, Digitech Bass Squeeze (Compressor), Korg Pitchblack and Dunlop 105Q

[Swimming Bird]

My doom board goes

DD-6 >> MXR Blue Box >> Whammy IV >> Ibanez Mostortion >> DOD Bass Grunge >> PS-3 >> DMM

Heh, doom.

[WyrdoBass]

Dano FAB chorus (sounds awersome)> Big Muff (modeled with a digitech BP80-actually a very good recreation)> Wah (also BP80)

[katri]

How does the bass grunge sound??

[speak_onion]

Originally Posted by The BurgerMeister

that's a good one!

[Swimming Bird]

Originally Posted by katri

How does the bass grunge sound??

It's essentially a BMP except tone and sustain are split into high end fuzz and low end fuzz and there is a clean blend. Actually, it's my ideal muff.

[Koeda]

+1 on BMP - with a tone mode

Dooms Board:
Original Bass Wah > Blues Driver BD-2 (modded for bass) > '93 RAT2 (modded for bass) > NY BMP (Flat mids tone mod)

David

[katri]

My doom board would be sanford and sonny Bluebeard and micro POG set dry 0 sub oct. 10 high oct. 0

[Nyarlathotep]

Volume -> English Muff'n or Grunge -> POG -> LPB-1

[whoatherechunk]

supercollider!

[Ron Now]

Originally Posted by katri

Ron Now's bong ripper board is awsome, I'm still not sure how he uses 4 moogs in doom metal

I use 6 moogerfoogers on my board (the Murf and CP-251 are hidden under the board...and a custom fuzz).

And How I use them in Doom?

Well I look at it as a modular synthesizer at my feet. My main bass sound is super fuzzed out 98% of the time. I use delay + murf and the phaser for spacey or ambiance in places. The Freqbox I use for big parts where I can do synth like swells and overall "freakout" parts. and the low pass filter is set up for a straight sub bass note that is run along side my regular fuzz tone....so I get a big clean low end at all times to keep things grounded.


I really can't see myself not playing in this band without my Moog's now that I have them....they are more like extensions of the instrument rather than flavors or add on's.

[chrisisnotevil]

soon to be added ggg muff -> ruetz rat -> clone theory -> boss lmb2 (used as a boost for level and the enhance knob adds a bit of bite to drown out those pesky guitarists)

[4stringmangler]

105Q>Suppercollider>B:assmaster>StoneMachine>Pitch black>RossFlanger>PM7>E600, sounds pretty doomy to me.

[grygrx]

What this doom thing again? Oh right, the muffled grunting under thunder.

[Ron Now]

Originally Posted by grygrx

What this doom thing again? Oh right, the muffled grunting under thunder.

Whoa hey now...there's no muffled grunting under my doom. But I do like the thunder comparison. We'll keep that one.

[OptimusPrime]

EHX µPOG -> EBS ValveDrive -> MXR flanger.

[katri]

Originally Posted by Ron Now

I use 6 moogerfoogers on my board (the Murf and CP-251 are hidden under the board...and a custom fuzz).

And How I use them in Doom?

Well I look at it as a modular synthesizer at my feet. My main bass sound is super fuzzed out 98% of the time. I use delay + murf and the phaser for spacey or ambiance in places. The Freqbox I use for big parts where I can do synth like swells and overall "freakout" parts. and the low pass filter is set up for a straight sub bass note that is run along side my regular fuzz tone....so I get a big clean low end at all times to keep things grounded.


I really can't see myself not playing in this band without my Moog's now that I have them....they are more like extensions of the instrument rather than flavors or add on's.

Cool, it's just not something that I would associate with metal, I'd love to hear just the bass from a few tracks so I can hear what sounds like. I've said it before and I'll say it again Bong Ripper are great!