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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I've given up on finding a band for the time being - not by choice.
I write and record stuff in my basement to fake drums until I find some people. I find that more satisfying than being pissed off by guitar players, i don't know why but its always guitar players...
Stuff I'm writing now seams to be somewhere between Napalm Death and Uprising/Morning Star ear Entombed which is noting like stuff I've previously played but tons of fun.

I don't know what to call your tune that doesn't have belly dancing or bollywood in the subject but it sounds cool though. Are they real drums or are you using a program?
Im using a drum machine and recording thruogh a .....Fostex 4 track!. :laugh: Bollywood!. Thanks Dude.
 
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Thats awesome - 4 tracks are rad.
Still have my Tascam 414 from back in the day.
I scour Kijiji for high bias tapes and hoard them whenever possible.

Yeah Ive seen guy's selling blank cassettes on Kijiji recently and they dont go cheap, Ive got a shytt load from way back that I can still use so Im set for awhile.:thumbsup:

do you guys have a Giant Tiger near you? Mine still carries tapes from time to time.
 
Thanks, I think I did have a Flanger mixed in there, I used a Zoom 404 and I tweaked the hell out of a few different effects and unfortunately I reset the pedal back to stock programming and lost my saved patches. How I arrived at some of those settings I may never know or hear again.
Never seen a Zoom 404.

Had a BFX708 forever it seems like. While so many of the sounds that thing makes are overprocessed I really dig the modulation effects. The chorus can go mega slow and incredibly deep. Haven't found a good analog equivalent.

Here's a song from about 15 years ago where I used it.



How do you enjoy using yours? I replaced mine with a huge DigiTech BP8 about a year after that was recorded cause it felt more durable, being metal.
I stopped using the DigiTech live cause it broke. The Zoom, while plastic, still kicking.

Just goes to show you can't predict what's gonna last.
 
Never seen a Zoom 404.

Had a BFX708 forever it seems like. While so many of the sounds that thing makes are overprocessed I really dig the modulation effects. The chorus can go mega slow and incredibly deep. Haven't found a good analog equivalent.

Here's a song from about 15 years ago where I used it.



How do you enjoy using yours? I replaced mine with a huge DigiTech BP8 about a year after that was recorded cause it felt more durable, being metal.
I stopped using the DigiTech live cause it broke. The Zoom, while plastic, still kicking.

Just goes to show you can't predict what's gonna last.

Cool, Dude are you singing in there too?. Im not sure where my memory is at as my Zoom pedal is the 508 model....oops!.
 
You know what really makes a tone quest (and keeping pedal settings consistent) tough - a toddler! On one hand, I’m proud he’s figured out all the knob-twiddlin’ and footstompin’, but on the other hand nothing sounds right anymore!

Good thing he’s so darn cute.

That's one reason why I take pictures of my settings. I haven't the guts to take a marker to em yet.