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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

Bass -> Boss Tuner -> Lehle Line splitter ->

Bass side -> Quilter Bass Block 800 -> GK Neo 4x12

"Guitar" side -> Saturnworks buffered splitter (Nano POG->Cheapo Amazon mini Tube Screamer -> Frost Giant Green Russian Muff)-> Reissue Deluxe Electric Mistress-> Maxon Phasetone -> Broughton HPF-> Quilter Overdrive 200-> Marshall 1960a 4x12
Loving the doom style Royal Blood setup myself, finishing up an album like this has been great fun! I've been doing a bunch of layering with distortions for a wider stereo field on the "guitar" side and it sounds pretty killer. Not really doable live but I'll probably never play the project out ever anyways.
 
got the tentacles pedal dialed in with the 420 fuzz for bass number 2
been listening to a lot of Chic, Power Station, and Brainiac recently
maybe some cello synth tones to go with the horn sounding octa fuzzed out bass number 2
trying to build slower grooves, avoiding standard rock beats
been very clear with people, I don't need you to double what I"m playing, please don't
need a project to actually get things on track, going to do a recording for a monster movie pitch deck

on my way to a morning photo job, hustlin' hustlin'
back at LA river tomorrow, will post pics if wildlife is poppin
 
Just about anything fits here - we're a pretty laid back bunch. Most of the stuff I listen to isn't even doom these days!
Quoting yourself also goes here, as I'm doing.

On the quoted topic, I've been sick all weekend with some sort of sinus bug, which meant I couldn't do anything too taxing. So I decided to transcribe and learn Killswitch Engage's "The End Of Heartache". Real simple song, the hardest part was transcribing it to my C Standard bass from Drop C (using D Standard as a base). First time playing it along to the song, and I've got it 90% there. Hopefully I feel better soon - tired of this stuff!
 
mxr poly octave getting a really nice synth fuzz tone, making me think of battlezone on the atari 2600 or mech warrior on the commodore 64

the rumble 25 practice amp still survives in spite of being hit with sub bass from the octave fuzz and the envelope filter

my L2000 is great, waiting on the ESP M-IV to get the staticy jazz pickup squared away

i'm going to be listening to the man or astroman noise stuff this week in an attempt to pushing the effects further

Do you guys run a phaser, I found an vintage DOD phaser that I might hook up to my girlfriend's board?

Might be useful after the octave up fuzz?
 
I mainly use a Maxon Phasetone, which is just a MXR Script Phase 90, but in a blue box. And I also have a 90's Small Stone. Both are great after octave and fuzz.
cool, thanks for the heads up, i think a phaser might be one of the few varieties of pedals that i've had zero experience with
maxon pedals are definitely under the radar gems
 
Haven’t really delved down into the phasor/flange waters. Suggestions where to start?
I use an MXR Phase 100 on bass (90 on guitar). They're both great, but the 100 kills on bass. Not doom (at all), but think For The Love of Money and Stranglehold*

*shag Ted Nugent tho
**apparently this forum edits certain words haha