Use fuzz when you're alone and you'll never be lonely. Use fuzz at the party and you'll never stop having sex.
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Agreed. For me, in the order of consistency, it's OD always on, then distortion, and then fuzz depending on the song. Most of the time overdrive is sufficient dirt.We do "Dance To The Music" in many of our shows, so I use that as one excuse for using fuzz. Definitely have to pick my moments with it. Mild overdrive is something I can use a lot more than fuzz but I still love fuzz.
Depends on the specific song and on who is paying for you to play it.Hello everyone,
So I'm not a big effects guy. But my pedal (Digitech BP355) has plenty of great distortion/fuzz effects. However, I am not sure when it's appropriate to use such effects. Is it okay to play a whole song with it or only certain parts?