I'm a huge delay nut. Currently I'm running a board seven delay(esque) pedals in series. I enjoy noise and psychedelic explorations.
One thing I love about delay-based effects is that you can create all kinds of sounds that deviate severely from traditional bass sounds. Since I only use bass, drum machines, vocals and effects to construct all my songs being able to create sounds outside the typical "bass range" is instrumental. For now delay type effects are how I do it. Throw on a looper or two and it's a whole universe of sounds at my fingertips.
I've also made songs entirely around certain delays. I have a whole song that's just using the Dreadbox Raindrops to create all the noises for example. I don't find I'm able to exercise that kind of creativity with any other effect.
Delays rule!
One thing I love about delay-based effects is that you can create all kinds of sounds that deviate severely from traditional bass sounds. Since I only use bass, drum machines, vocals and effects to construct all my songs being able to create sounds outside the typical "bass range" is instrumental. For now delay type effects are how I do it. Throw on a looper or two and it's a whole universe of sounds at my fingertips.
I've also made songs entirely around certain delays. I have a whole song that's just using the Dreadbox Raindrops to create all the noises for example. I don't find I'm able to exercise that kind of creativity with any other effect.
Delays rule!