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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

So I know the bass micro synth is like several pedals in one, but is there an actual list of circuits used? I like the idea of the pedal but no presets seems kinda lame.

I was thinking like you could get a mooer micro chain that replicates the BMS but let's you turn on and control each section a semi preset alternative. Octave - slow gear - fuzz - filter?

I am lusting hard for an Electro-Harmonix Bass Micro Synth, maybe the ol' lady will stumble on a used one for me for Krampusmas.
 
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Will probably snag one of those next payday. No use for it in the current band, but it would be fun to play around with. I also want to try plugging one of my poopy yamaha keyboards into it, turn the garbage 80s sounds into a fat analog-sounding synth. Could be pretty cool.

The Behringer is actually superior to the Boss, IMO. Better low tracking, better filtering, some features the Boss doesn't have, 1/3 the price. The footswitch on the Behringer fugging sucks, though. I'm using a pretty rad long sweep on it right now in one song on a bigass, noisy chorus.
 
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Yes, before or after works, depending on how gnarly you want it to get.


Yeah that is much, much cheaper. And it has an expression input. Micah will love that, he usually grimaces at pedal review videos I watch, but gets a poopie ass grin on his face when I play the synth pedal videos. Like yeah get that one, get that one.
 
My night tonight: two grown men, name calling, denying their own participation in the name calling and general *****ing. I'm fairly immature for being 27. But **** some of these guys hurt my head with how childish they are. All I'm thinking is, "just make the ****ing bread and mind your own business". You'd think that was asking for the wheel reinvented.

You need to get @CL400Peavey in there to straighten those mambsy-pambsies out!
 
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I am lusting hard for an Electro-Harmonix Bass Micro Synth, maybe the ol' lady will stumble on a used one for me for Krampusmas.

I saw the mooer Sweeper is a bassballs clone with all the trim pot mods already done. Missed a local one for $30 by a day.

I think the tender octave, my Goya volume, the new fuzz and a sweeper filter could get close to a BMS.

The Emerald fuzz is not a fuzz factory clone after all, it's a weird semi mix of a full-tone 69 and 70 with extra gain options.
 
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just in case you guys thought i was slipping, spending all my time playing shows for 40 people in warehouses in dangerous areas:
had to make some stuff for a sculpture show, the gallery didn't like the new stuff, whatever
new day druids skulls fetish object
freedom statue or armed liberty from the us capitol's dome
both in resin and unique
 
You need to get @CL400Peavey in there to straighten those mambsy-pambsies out!

I have been training a new guy at work (kitchen). I have pointed out repeated that he does a few things that will end up getting someone else burned. Told him if I caught him doing those I was going to burn him back... Guess he didn't believe me... When he indignantly asked me why, I told him it was a reminder that he needs to listen, and think ahead.

A hot sizzle plate is an incredible motivator is applied correctly.
 
Should I get this? Guy and me have talked a few days, decided he didn't want my trades but he'd work on the price. Really no need, but damn it's pretty, I wonder how good ES-335 style guitars are as acoustics?

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That's a damn good deal, but if you think you are gonna get a decent acoustic guitar sound from a semi-hollow...what I'm trying to say is, it won't happen. 335-ish guitars sound quite a bit more (to my ears and IME) like an unplugged solidbody electric than they do an acoustic.