Hey Taylor, could you post a shot your YOUR pedalboard? Would love to see what you're currently rocking...or rolling
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Iron Ether Appreciation Society
- Thread starter Jared Lash
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Taylor Livingston
Commercial User
Hmm, right now it pretty much looks like all the IE pedals (minus the QF2 Gold, since I use the Copper version), plus some experimental stuff that I can't let out of the bag yet. With the experimental stuff removed, the chain goes
QF2 Copper-Oxide-FrantaBit 1-Polytope-Xerograph Deluxe-Nimbus-FrantaBit 2-Nimbus
...and I plug into a 2x20 watt amp I designed, which I will post a picture of soon, since it's not ever going to be a commercial thing.
At some point I will post a picture in the PYPB thread if the mods say it's OK - not sure if it would seem like spamming since it's all IE pedals.
QF2 Copper-Oxide-FrantaBit 1-Polytope-Xerograph Deluxe-Nimbus-FrantaBit 2-Nimbus
...and I plug into a 2x20 watt amp I designed, which I will post a picture of soon, since it's not ever going to be a commercial thing.
At some point I will post a picture in the PYPB thread if the mods say it's OK - not sure if it would seem like spamming since it's all IE pedals.
lol. with how many of your pedals are on everybody ELSE'S boards i don't see how it could be spamming.
Haveing my polytope and nimbus for a week now, and i absolutely love it. I didn"t thought i"ll need a reverb or chorus since i have those functions on my pitchfactor, but the IE do this way better. So thanks talkbass for giving me the GAS 
and Taylor and IE for building such great pedals.
I didn"t had a chance to try it with my band yet, but i dont think there will be any problems, haveing a clean blend and high pass filter.
I record few sounds out of my board, using the polytope and nimbus (and later on also pitchfactor). I bet you guys will recognize the song, it came out a little cheesy, i know
and Taylor and IE for building such great pedals. I didn"t had a chance to try it with my band yet, but i dont think there will be any problems, haveing a clean blend and high pass filter.
I record few sounds out of my board, using the polytope and nimbus (and later on also pitchfactor). I bet you guys will recognize the song, it came out a little cheesy, i know
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Taylor Livingston
Commercial User
Sounds great! I do recognize the tune, but I can't place it - what is it? The phrasing on the bends and the way you lay into the verb to make it "twang" is excellent. 
Yeah I'd be dissapointed if they considered it spamming. It would be something I'd love to see.
I think it's this someone like you, sounds good though.Sounds great! I do recognize the tune, but I can't place it - what is it? The phrasing on the bends and the way you lay into the verb to make it "twang" is excellent.
Thanks guys.
Indeed, its Adele Someone Like You. Its not really my cup of tea, but it is my wife favorite album. So playing such tunes, and I might get a permission to buy more pedals.
Still need to work a little more on timing, dynamic and phrasing, and maybe to take off the track the Pitchfactor's crystals, but anyway its only ment to be sound samples.
Indeed, its Adele Someone Like You. Its not really my cup of tea, but it is my wife favorite album. So playing such tunes, and I might get a permission to buy more pedals.
Still need to work a little more on timing, dynamic and phrasing, and maybe to take off the track the Pitchfactor's crystals, but anyway its only ment to be sound samples.
Every time I see a new post in this thread I get more and more excited about my incoming IE pedals. Can't wait to get them on the board!!!
Shep
Shep
Nice demo, tom_ric! I'm not a huge fan of that song, but you and IE's creations did it some serious justice!
I've been using my Polytope for a few weeks now, and it gets A LOT of play time. I use if for everything from chorus sounds on cheesy 80's covers ($) to straight up reese bass, when used with an octaver and Oxide. Once again, the versatility is crazy. The thing that I really love, though, is that it just sounds so good (not such a big surprise). This is my 5th IE pedal and that is the constant theme of them all.
I've been using my Polytope for a few weeks now, and it gets A LOT of play time. I use if for everything from chorus sounds on cheesy 80's covers ($) to straight up reese bass, when used with an octaver and Oxide. Once again, the versatility is crazy. The thing that I really love, though, is that it just sounds so good (not such a big surprise). This is my 5th IE pedal and that is the constant theme of them all.
Well ... I just came to see what's up with this IE polytope everyone seems to love as I'm looking for a chorus ...
Now I need it ... and the xerograph deluxe ... such as the oxide ...
Where's all my analog mojo gone ?
These pedals looks awesome, looks like my board gonna turn a bit digital !
Now I need it ... and the xerograph deluxe ... such as the oxide ...
Where's all my analog mojo gone ?
These pedals looks awesome, looks like my board gonna turn a bit digital !
I know. The Fuzzrocious Stache is an excellent fuzz on its own, but it's kinda meh with the Xero. The Oxide, on the other hoof, is nice on its own, and amazing through the xero.
This is killing me. From out of nowwhere, I have this growing obssession to get a Xerograph Deluxe to pair with my Supercollider Beast. I have no use for it in my cover band, and havn't taken time to work on my own fuzzed-out projects in months.
And yet, I hear the call...
And yet, I hear the call...
