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'Always On' Chorus
- Thread starter 343 Salty Beans
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bongomania
Commercial User
Someone should make a bass guitar oriented 'treble booster'...like a Dallas Rangemaster for bass or something
I've used a few pedals that had those qualities- either adding a bit of octave-up, or just emphasizing and/or slightly clipping only the high frequencies. The most musical octave-up type I've tried was a clone of the Dan Armstrong Green Ringer, and the best high-end emphasis one might be the Ross clone compressors.
- Mar 30, 2007
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Interesting you say that Joe...I have been using the CEB-3 but really not digging it much as a true chorus...but it does add a nice bright crispness that I like. Thats why I typically leave it on (except for bluesier stuff that requires a fatter thump). I just ordered an analogman Clone Chorus and was going to try running it and my CEB-3 together... and turn the depth and rate down on the CEB-3...This is just an experiment...
Has anyone ever ran two chorus pedals in a configuration like that? I'm not really sure what I'm trying to accomplish...But Joe's comment about the "brightness thingy" got me thinking
Isn't there an Ibanez Chorus that can run two separate choruses out of each stereo output? It costs an arm and a leg, though...
rex brown from pantera like to use a chorus a lot, and he plays pretty quick!
On the Guns N Roses Use Your Illusion albums, Duff McKagan has a chorus running almost through out the albums... just listen to Right Next Door To Hell, Don't Cry , Locomotive, or Coma..
Duff has prob my fav rock bass tone.
Duff has prob my fav rock bass tone.
i akways use chorus, but no subtle chorus for me! i like it so be really out there!
it makes it stand out from anything else and draws the attention away from show-off guitarists, i love it!
it makes it stand out from anything else and draws the attention away from show-off guitarists, i love it!
Mine is on most of the time. I am consiering getting the analogman bichorus so I can have an always on setting and a really thick setting.
This whole forum is infested with Zombies!
"There. Pretty as a picture... ARRRKKK! ZOMBIES!!!! There. Pretty as a picture."
"There. Pretty as a picture... ARRRKKK! ZOMBIES!!!! There. Pretty as a picture."
Learn to read music.
Slapping or tapping is a waste of time.
Never practice with a metronome.
Oh yeah, and leave your chorus on all the time.
Sorry, couldn´t resist.
I don´t mind a bit of chorus myself, although I don´t have one ATM.
Slapping or tapping is a waste of time.
Never practice with a metronome.
Oh yeah, and leave your chorus on all the time.
Sorry, couldn´t resist.
I don´t mind a bit of chorus myself, although I don´t have one ATM.
I love Chorus, I just picked up a CEB -3 , In mint condition 40.00
level at 3 o clock
low filter 12 noon
Rate 10 o clock
Depth maxed
level at 3 o clock
low filter 12 noon
Rate 10 o clock
Depth maxed
I've been leaving my TCE SCF on more and more as of late. At medium speed, low width, and very low intensity I get a nice glassy clarity to my high end that's hard to turn off. But chorus any thicker than that (in mono) sounds cheeseball, imo.
I just found out that I am a big chorus fan.
So count me in with an always on Source Audio Gemini!
It's subtle, but surely there. I run from compression into chorus, these two are always on and create an awesome tone for me to work with.
So count me in with an always on Source Audio Gemini!
It's subtle, but surely there. I run from compression into chorus, these two are always on and create an awesome tone for me to work with.
