Check out Spencer's latest photo on Instagram....
Rusty coloured and goes on the floor...
You're a horrible person
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Check out Spencer's latest photo on Instagram....
Rusty coloured and goes on the floor...
You didn't laugh then?You're a horrible person
I guess that's what I'm wondering about, how different are the 2? I really don't know what i'm looking for in an octave but I know I'm looking for a nice beefy synthy sound when paired with YD and a dash of proton... Maybe bit of hysteria mixed in with ilangroove's ducky clip. Maybe something that does a real clean octave down...
I'll go back to subt sound clips and compare that with the teaser sample spencer posted. Might help me understand how these beast work!
Eric
It seems, to me at least, that Spencer's pedal is more along the lines of traditional octave pedals (the Mutron Octave Divider, in particular), whereas the SubT is a synth pedal which has the ability to do a clean octave. So the overall aim of the pedals is different. Ultimately, both will do clean octave down, and you can compare their tracking, as noted above, and tone. The only person that can really do that at this point would be Spencer, if he had a SubT. But they're different enough that I wouldn't see any problem with, for example, having both pedals on a board.![]()
Quick Enabler question for those with one...
Are the EQ points good for getting a great slap tone?
A picture of slap settings would be great.
I currently use a BMC to cut the mids a little to get the slap tone I like.
Did everybody catch this new shot of the octave prototype?
Quick Enabler question for those with one...
Are the EQ points good for getting a great slap tone?
A picture of slap settings would be great.
I currently use a BMC to cut the mids a little to get the slap tone I like.
Is this most likely the rusty box? I vaguely recall hearing that the octave be out til later this year...
Congrats...I didn't really expect much more than a fuzz type effect when I ordered mine...
It is SOOOO much more than that
Well, those are pretty much the exact controls (minus a switch that i never use personally) as the divided octave. I built the byoc clone and like it alot, so if this is Spencer's take on it I'm guessing it will sound great!
If you're familiar with the controls can you tell me what the 'sub vol' and associated switch do ? Without those two, the rest of the controls are easy to figure.
Maybe "sub vol" controls a -2 octave sound, and the switch turns that -2 on/off? (Just a theory.)