Mr. Black Tunnelworm, if you want a classic tape-reel style through-zero flanging sound. No jet fighters here... true replication of the original old-school studio effect. Brilliant on bass.
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does anyone have some sound samples of the dod flangers? og the tc?![]()
I always figured he was running through a Leslie cabinet for this and on Starship Troopers. Ditto for JPJ on Heartbreaker. If you know what pedal he was using instead, do tell!
I will make some of the TC when I get home from work today and link you to my soundcloud that I put it on.
Thanks alot maan![]()
the tc is really a lot deeper then my Behringer![]()
The BF3's only failing, if you could call it that, is a slight boost in volume.
I've heard the ad/a flanger (Juan alderete) and i really like it!!!
But i Think it's a little expensive :/
Is there a ceaper clone?
Add to this list the Boss Hi-Band flanger. Which is the bass flanger in disguise.
How is This one any different from the bf2?![]()
The Boss HF-2 Hi-Band flanger adds an octave-up to your signal and flangs this octave up (and it doesn't eat lows!!)
It is a very subtle effect, but is sounds very nice as it makes your sound 'wider/denser'. I used one for years.
Well i dont want subtle, i want swoosh!!
Sounds like you need a vortex!! Hehe. I'm sure there are a large handful out there that can get you your swoosh to mild to everything in between I just recommend the TC because its a great pedal, has a lot of tonal options and the toneprint is great. You can also switch it from true bypass to buffered via small toggle in the bottom of the pedal after you remove the bottom plate.