I want you to give the eulogy at my funeral, but instead of talking about me, just explain my rig to everyone in the same voice you use for your videos.
A sincere THANK YOU from a clueless mom of a 9 year old metal head. He’s been wanting pedals with these sounds and I had no idea where to start. You made this super easy for me!
So happy to hear that! I did another recently that I think covered a few more pedals but if you are looking for your kid the behringer stuff may be a great go to!
There is a lot of elitism towards cheaper gear, and you gave the advice that you should. As someone that's been in the scene for a while, you recommended some solid stuff for getting started.
@@wittvonwitt4403 @Josef K. you know about the secret setting right, you can set the fuzz selector switch in between the 2 modes to create a third and imho smoother fuzz mode, I don't think the boss could do that
Personally I like the Rat more than the ds-1. The rat is a little more sloppy but it's a fuller sound, the ds-1 is cleaner but it's thinner. A tubescreamer boosting a turbo rat with a noise gate is insanely heavy
@Richard Repper It's a great setup for bass too. Justin Chancellor from Tool uses a turbo rat in some songs like the beginning of H and some parts of Third Eye and The Pot. He overdrive's it so hard it almost reaches fuzz territory
Conocimiento Oculto zine the Mosky rat clone can be had for about 20 bucks and the joyo/ammoon have a fuzz with octave switch for about 20 bucks as well...but I recommend putting the the rat after the joyo because the joyo is not that loud...
Yeah but do you have a matamp green that is basically a 4 big muffs when overdriven, and neighbours that'll accept stadium level volumes? If not then you can forget all about getting Doom Metal tones straight from the amp, you'll have to just use a RAT like the rest of us buddy.
It would be kick ass to have more interviews and rig checks with Doom artists. Its always cool to see new and custom gear, or hear their mindset on what tones they look for. I like your ideas of going to local builders, especially demoing "boutique" pedals. One video series I would like to see is pedal comparison. A fuzz video, phase and such. Describe the architecture, features, range, price, etc.
I‘d probably add a wah pedal, after the fuzz. I love those screaming sounds you get if you run fuzz->wah->distorsion/gainy amp. I’d change the DS1 for a Rat-kinda thing, cause it’s easier to gain stack and you don’t get lost in the mix, that can easily happen with a DS1. I would actually put the phaser after the delay, because the movement is going on when the delay trails off, that seems more organic to me. I think there’s no easy way to sort your (gain) pedals. I have a overdrive, that i use pretty low gain, that i like to stack with distortions or fuzzes into the overdrive. I think to get the best results you really have to try everything in every order. Also the boarders between fuzz, overdrive and distortions can be very floating. Cheers from Germany!
I'm a newbie bass player but doom metal was the whole reason I picked it up. I'm super hyped to have found some advice on pedals to get the right tone!
that behringer sounds fuckin gnarly and phat as hell, i really loved the sound so much i found one on ebay after this video... sooo happy with this find, thanks fuzzlord
I'd put a reverb on there, if on a budget, I'd probably get a digitech polara. Latest album i really enjoyed is probably the new Cult of Luna Release, great album ;)
Hi everybody. My name is Geoff and I am a pedal addict. I'm relatively new to the scene - I have 16 pedals on my board. I know that this isn't as many as a lot of other people have and that compared to many people I am a complete noob. However here I find myself at 00:57 watching a video on pedals for 'doom metal' and 'stoner rock'; these are ideas that exist beyond my comprehension as I live in the land of delay and reverb. I am not particularly into dirt pedals - I actually only own one dirt pedal, but I can't help consuming media focused on guitar pedals. The worst part is, I'm not sure I want help. Please pray for me brothers, and my wallet.
I used to love the sound of my behringer Super Fuzz until I got the DOD Carcosa... But there was this point I started trying out different distortion pedals... Found the Walrus' Iron Horse and fell in love. Guess I'm not a fuzz guy after all :(
I use the carcosa to this day as first gainstage in my black metal rig. Amazingly versatile fuzz. I dial the Bias pretty low, so it's really just a bit fuzzy distortion. Use the SF300 as well, but in boost mode with treble up and bass slightly cut, to cut through when playing leads, and or a TS. It's a really filthy ugly as fuck but still pretty controlable in a 2 guitar band mix.
I think every pedalboard, no matter the genre, could do with a wah wah pedal. I've been listening to Lightning Bolt a lot recently - insane. All the way from Ireland!
@@DARTHMOBIUS it's going well I bought a schecter omen to start out and trying different tunings learning to alternate pick seems to be my biggest challenge at this stage but it's fun nonetheless
Richard Schlinger: the Schecter’s a really nice Bass, I jam a Ibanez ST505L through a bunch of processors into a SWR combo, trying to teach myself to play a Chibson SG I picked up in the local pawn shop, I got shovels for hands so I’m no shredder lol
Some fuzz pedals interact with the impedance of the guitar so you'll want to put them directly after the guitar (even before tuner) to take advantage of that.
Excellent video - my Doomy song The Treacherous / The Violent has the tone made with layering the Gandalf Octave Fuzz with the Behringer fuzz pedal clone (orange) that you featured in your other video - I am proud of my first Doom song! Thank you, your channel helped me immeasurably
Hey Fuzzlord, Im from NC. Just found your channel and I dig what you're doing alot. Ive been getting into pedals and right now I have a TS9 tube screamer and a Japanese fuzz by Revol Effects called "The Fuzz" (found it a a pawn shop for $30 bucks thing is beast) and lastly a Boss RV-5 reverb. I appreciate the clarity on pedal arrangements as I plan to get a phase 90 and maybe an electro- harmonics Canyon delay. oh and my guitar is my custom (wired by me in a HSS coil setup her name is CatPiss) 96' Squire ProTone Strat with a blocked Floyd rose and my amp is the Orange Micro Dark terror into a Bugera 2x12... one day I'll upgrade the amp and can but it's awesome especially if I use the orange as a preamp on my buddies Vox AC30. albums I've been listening to have been Dopethrone by Electric Wizard and Murder of the Universe by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
I put my phaser before my drive, I like how it ends up sounding different that way, less obvious. Then I actually use my lower gain tumnus after my higher gain drive just so it is a lead boost that really narrows the mids and highs for leads. From Ottawa. Listening to pallbearer and Deafheaven lately
I would add a decent but affordable chorus. They don't have to always be used in the 80's ballad way, they can make really cool sounds when you play with them. I've been wearing out The Devil and the Almighty Blues latest album here in SW Oklahoma. Also, I need more quality quotes of the day. lol
If I were to add a pedal it'd either be an overdrive like (budget friendly) Behringer TO800 Vintage Tube Overdrive or (less budget friendly) Horizon Devices Precision Drive... or an effect pedal like a wah (budget friendly) Behringer Hell Babe (you can upgrade a couple parts for it to be at a Cry Baby standard with out spending a lot) or (less budget friendly) DigiTech Whammy, or, or, or, or... Lol I could talk this for hours.. buy Behringer stuff if you're on a budget, their great! If you've got the cash to buy better do it, but don't forget to give the Behringer pedals a shot, I've seen quite a few of my friends over the years get hooked because they figured cheap plastic crap till they actually got to hear and try them. You can always buy metal stomp boxes for around $6 dollars on eBay, and throw the Behringer guts into it if it's make you more comfortable too.
I've always thought of this method for Behringers. Could you link or be a bit specific? Whenever I try to google metal housings for Beringer I just get links to their metal clone pedals lol
@@rakatai.i.i8739 You'd be buying one of the Behringer pedals and taking the guts out and putting it in an empty stomp box, a foot switch button, etc.. it's a small fun project for anyone who is worried about plastic pedals at shows and on the road where you can get a great sound without spending a ton, if you are handy or know someone whom can do it for you.
Hi there man, I'm watching from Brazil here. I would switch the DS-1 for the RAT, also the delay for the Dispatch Master. One of my favorite records is 1184, great stuff from Norway.
Rad little budget board! 4 other pedals that you could pick one from I’d consider 1. A mini Hall of Fame reverb(got mine for $65 2. A mini Flashback delay(also $65) 3. A Cry Baby Wah($80) 4. A DOD Carcosa Fuzz($75) All prices from Reverb! Great video 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Real talk? I'd just add a noise gate, because I'm pretty sensitive to the hum from high gain pedals. Also, I got my Fu-2 in the mail last week, and it is excellent. Thanks for that, and keep up the outstanding work.
Also really dislike the hum when I'm not playing anything so i recently added a noise suppressor and hooked it up through my FX loop. Is a noise gate similar?
@@marlongonzalez3980 I'm not a pedal expert, but I've always heard that noise suppressors filter out certain frequencies actively whether you're playing or not. Noise gates cut the signal off completely at a threshold you set. Similar but different applications.
Arizona watcher here, Love your channel! Love the gear demos and tips you have here Im finally gonna start building a pedal board thanks to your channel. As far as an album goes Ive been revisiting Sleep's Volume one lately.
Greensboro, NC here. I’d add a wah pedal because you can get some really cool sounds for riffs with one. Either heel all the way down for a bit more bass tone or half cocked wah. Wag pedals also sound cool with a phaser can def get some unique trippy sounding riffs
i gave the behringer fuzz to the guitarist of my band, he is loving it, und we are loving what he is doing with it, in my opinion they are making some quite nice sounding effect pedals.
You do some things different from the way I do, my tuner is always in front and octave is always before my dirt. I always figured the octave would track my playing with greater precision up front, same as the tuner.
Greetings from Sweden! Your channel and content is very helpful! Thanks alot! Electric Wizard blew my mind so i want to gear up and doom away. Love the sound of the pedals you build. Keep up the good work!
Been listening to alot of SLEEP and high on fire.. matt pikes guitar tone is fucking *godly* also if i were to put a pedal on that board id go for a fuzz pedal or a tube screamer.
I would add a boss chorus, to get those “wylde” zakk sounds Last album i listened to was the way of all flesh whilst driving home from work Greetings from Denmark!
Exact Zakk Wylde is fucking lame and not at all stoner rock. Perhaps you should suggest this on a video about pedals for dudes who want to lift weights and play the most beloved metal in the trailer park
Justin Vavala he isn't doom, but he shreds and would absolutely play you under the table.. even if he was playing sabbath or any other type of doom. :)
Thank you for this video! The pedal I would add to that board would be the Valeton Aquaflow Chorus, because I just love its vintage sound-and it's very affordable. Keep up the good work!
You know that moment when you instantly go back to the beginning of the video to rewatch it listening really closely to the guy in the vid, because you realized by hearing the great sound he made that he REALLY knows what he's talking about? Yeah, just happened here.
The concept of this video is awesome! It’s really fun to make videos about pedals that are expensive or small-batch and difficult to find (not hating-I’m a collector and love them), so this is super refreshing. This video made me reconsider owning a phaser, which is awesome. Never been a huge fan of phase/flange, but this convinced me. Subbed!
Wayne from Chattanooga TN.. How about a wah pedal? Got into stoner/doom last 2 years...love me some Windhand, fireball ministry, sleep,coc, orange goblin, trouble....
Great! I am really a beginner in composition and music production, but I am crazy about fuzz and reverb, especially because of my passion for Space, Prog, and Stoner Rock (and Doom Metal as well). Your videos are helping me a lot while I am learning and experimenting with some VSTs before buying and setting up my own equipment. Greetings from Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.
Houston TX. Maybe a noise gate. Maybe on your videos or podcast maybe you could suggest bands too? I’m pretty new to this genre so that would be appreciated. Thanks
Hey Jason, Cheers from St Louis! One pedal I would add is a Big Muff. I put mine after my TS9 and they sound great together. A how-to on social media for bands would be a great topic! My band is getting to that point where we actually have music and need to start getting out there. I, of course, have been listening to the new Monolord this week. Another band I've been digging recently is Black Road. Have a great weekend! -Steve
DS-1, neck pick-up, C-standard...any amp. I start with the dirty channel on the amp. Gain at 6.5, right as it's about to go from overdrive to distortion; there's a sweet spot. Bass around 6, treble at 4-4.5, mids at 5-6. From there, you stack the DS-1 on top and build from there. Roll that tone back a little from the middle position..listen for it. Match the gain on the pedal to the gain on the amp. Try the level knob in the middle. Report your findings. That's my basic tone. I get a lot of help from this community and others, so I like to help when I can. Note: I play a '65 Jag...single coils, no shit.
Just started writing sludgier fuzzed out doom riffs in my band which was mostly very progressive and dynamic, now I’m learning so much and loving these videos and the sound of your stuff 🙌🙌
Do you solely rely on pedals for distortion? I prefer amp distortion most of the time, and im considering buying a phase 90, but i dont have an fx loop.
I do but I play through clean amps. It’s just my deal. I always start with a very clean base tone so I can get those nice pretty tones; and add dirt on top of it. If folks like a more overdriven stock tone, I would start with the amp with that type of break up and overdrive and boost it from there with pedals. You can always add more dirt, harder to clean up an amp that’s too dirty if you want cleans. Cheers! Jason
There is definitely a tone running phase into distortion, if you don't like the phaser in front then as a last resort you could put a little pedal in front of that. I used to hate fx loops then I accidentally tried a mic preamp before some pedals. 😸
I personally wouldn't put a Phaser into the FX loop, and also would put it in front of my dirt much like a wah. Phasers before dirt have a more subtle effect that moves your distorted tone in a much more pleasant way, IMO. But order of effects is almost always up to personal preference
I like that, assuming we get an original Phase 90, the pedalboard is color-coordinated. Should look good if you have an Orange amp. :-D Also, is the Altoids tin with a badge the power supply? Not sure if you talked much about powering your board. And thanks for the vid overall - it's rather relevant because I finally picked up guitar and while it might be too early _now_, this gives me an inexpensive goal to work towards for the next few months.
Great point about phase 90 haha! Just where I keep my picks and earplugs. Power supply mounted under board and believe the older pedalboard video mentions it.
I own a green russian reissue, and I am slowly building my collection. I’m really hooked on the new blut aus nord - hallucinogen album. I am from The Netherlands
"easy to find", puts SF300 on board... consistently on backorder thanks to JHS... ETA on mine is december or you can overpay on ebay and reverb from the dicksmokes who bought 5 to sell them at a big markup to people who won't wait
They went on back order very quickly after Steve from Does It Doom did a video on them (: He seemed to prove their value for the doom crowd and now pedal is so hard to find. Check out his channel if you haven’t yet 🦇
@@FuzzlordEffects I got lucky. Mine was sitting in my local pawn shop in mint condition. This is a hick town, so I get all the good deals there because none of these good ol' boys want a CryBaby, Big Muff, or a SuperFuzz. 😉 In hindsight, I should've grabbed the UltraFuzz that was on the shelf beside it.
Bought one from my local music shop, I play bass but it works well with low notes as well, bought an ultra chorus as well along with it. God bless behringer.
Greetings from Istanbul. I would add an EQ pedal right after DS-1. No need to say, it is the swiss knife of the pedal world and your sound alternations can go wide as the universe itself :)
Fun fact: The Boss DS-1 is a pedal Peter Steele used to achieve the Type O Negative tone. Pete actually said that he simply used orange distortion pedals!
The Behringer Super Fuzz had my attention but I found a Big Muff used for $40 so I grabbed it. It’s not disappointing! My Fuzz Life has begun! The new Monolord is killer!!!
Just recently found your channel and I gotta say I really dig your content so far! Though as a boutique pedal it kinda falls out of the scope of this video I gotta say I love my Fuzzrocious Bongripper pedal. Add that to this mix and you would have a very heavy setup. Throw either that or a Blastripper or if you cant find either of those you just combine the pedals that they are based off by the same company which aren't as limited.
your videos have been really helping me so so much, thank you!! i’m watching from new york and an album i have been enjoying lately is stranger heads prevail by thank you scientist. i never know what i’m doing when it comes to this stuff and your videos inspired me to educate myself more.
I want you to give the eulogy at my funeral, but instead of talking about me, just explain my rig to everyone in the same voice you use for your videos.
😂😂😂😂😂 deal
*ahem*
Orange crush cabinet, with Green preamp.
Lmao
Most metal funeral ever lol
talk about funeral doom
A sincere THANK YOU from a clueless mom of a 9 year old metal head. He’s been wanting pedals with these sounds and I had no idea where to start. You made this super easy for me!
So happy to hear that! I did another recently that I think covered a few more pedals but if you are looking for your kid the behringer stuff may be a great go to!
Damn a 9 year old wanting to make doom hope I raise my kid like that 😮
@@bamalam21 he’s literally wearing a Windhand shirt as I type this.
@@nikicrypt13 HELL YEA! Rock on momma & little dude!
@@nikicrypt13If he likes windhand stuff, look into a rat pedal or a big muff.👍🏻
There is a lot of elitism towards cheaper gear, and you gave the advice that you should. As someone that's been in the scene for a while, you recommended some solid stuff for getting started.
So glad that you noticed this. I want to make sure money is never a barrier to people playing music.
SF300’s are worth every penny. The Hyperfuzz is wayyyyy too expensive now that the trend has caught on
Hey that Behringer fuzz is LEGIT! Cheap and absolutely kills
@@wittvonwitt4403 @Josef K. you know about the secret setting right, you can set the fuzz selector switch in between the 2 modes to create a third and imho smoother fuzz mode, I don't think the boss could do that
@@lungmustardthanks for the tip! Such a great and flexible pedal.
i would add a rat (or a rat clone, those are everywhere and can be really cheap), an octave and a chorus, just because it can add so much presence
Badass ideas!
Personally I like the Rat more than the ds-1. The rat is a little more sloppy but it's a fuller sound, the ds-1 is cleaner but it's thinner. A tubescreamer boosting a turbo rat with a noise gate is insanely heavy
@Richard Repper It's a great setup for bass too. Justin Chancellor from Tool uses a turbo rat in some songs like the beginning of H and some parts of Third Eye and The Pot. He overdrive's it so hard it almost reaches fuzz territory
I had a rat that I got for free from a friend and didn't realize what I had and how good it was till a few years after it shit out on me
Conocimiento Oculto zine the Mosky rat clone can be had for about 20 bucks and the joyo/ammoon have a fuzz with octave switch for about 20 bucks as well...but I recommend putting the the rat after the joyo because the joyo is not that loud...
Love to hear empress rising right off the bat. Riff is absolutely massive
exactly my thought, it’s such an underrated song you almost never hear people mention it
I will never forget the forum when someone said “Matt Pike’s tone is purely from his amps”
He is such an amazing guitar player, living legend.
The modern day Riff Lord 🙏
Yeah but do you have a matamp green that is basically a 4 big muffs when overdriven, and neighbours that'll accept stadium level volumes? If not then you can forget all about getting Doom Metal tones straight from the amp, you'll have to just use a RAT like the rest of us buddy.
It would be kick ass to have more interviews and rig checks with Doom artists. Its always cool to see new and custom gear, or hear their mindset on what tones they look for.
I like your ideas of going to local builders, especially demoing "boutique" pedals. One video series I would like to see is pedal comparison. A fuzz video, phase and such. Describe the architecture, features, range, price, etc.
Awesome ideas!
I‘d probably add a wah pedal, after the fuzz. I love those screaming sounds you get if you run fuzz->wah->distorsion/gainy amp. I’d change the DS1 for a Rat-kinda thing, cause it’s easier to gain stack and you don’t get lost in the mix, that can easily happen with a DS1. I would actually put the phaser after the delay, because the movement is going on when the delay trails off, that seems more organic to me. I think there’s no easy way to sort your (gain) pedals. I have a overdrive, that i use pretty low gain, that i like to stack with distortions or fuzzes into the overdrive. I think to get the best results you really have to try everything in every order. Also the boarders between fuzz, overdrive and distortions can be very floating. Cheers from Germany!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@FuzzlordEffects how about a rat pedal?
I'm a newbie bass player but doom metal was the whole reason I picked it up. I'm super hyped to have found some advice on pedals to get the right tone!
that behringer sounds fuckin gnarly and phat as hell, i really loved the sound so much i found one on ebay after this video... sooo happy with this find, thanks fuzzlord
Stevie doom here from Texas and I'd definitely add a wah-wah, can never go wrong with that! Oh and I've been jamming Acid Bath lately!
Great pedal, great band! Thanks for watching 🦇
The question is: should you run it after or before the dirt?
Man I needed this, I just splashed out on a my first 7 string so I’ll rinse my paycheck on these next month
Hell yeah!
Did you build the board yourself? it looks really cool with the orange tolex.
Yeah, I'd really love to know as well. It matches my cab perfectly. If it's custom, I'd be stoked to know how you built it.
Looks like a Blackbird pedalboard
Pretty sure it's a "does it doom" pedalboard!
I'd put a reverb on there, if on a budget, I'd probably get a digitech polara.
Latest album i really enjoyed is probably the new Cult of Luna Release, great album ;)
Cheers!
Perfect album
The DigiTech boneshaker is great for eq-ing and boosting other dirt pedals.
Totally!
Hi everybody. My name is Geoff and I am a pedal addict. I'm relatively new to the scene - I have 16 pedals on my board. I know that this isn't as many as a lot of other people have and that compared to many people I am a complete noob. However here I find myself at 00:57 watching a video on pedals for 'doom metal' and 'stoner rock'; these are ideas that exist beyond my comprehension as I live in the land of delay and reverb. I am not particularly into dirt pedals - I actually only own one dirt pedal, but I can't help consuming media focused on guitar pedals.
The worst part is, I'm not sure I want help.
Please pray for me brothers, and my wallet.
Hahahaha nice!
I used to love the sound of my behringer Super Fuzz until I got the DOD Carcosa... But there was this point I started trying out different distortion pedals... Found the Walrus' Iron Horse and fell in love. Guess I'm not a fuzz guy after all :(
I use the carcosa to this day as first gainstage in my black metal rig. Amazingly versatile fuzz.
I dial the Bias pretty low, so it's really just a bit fuzzy distortion. Use the SF300 as well, but in boost mode with treble up and bass slightly cut, to cut through when playing leads, and or a TS.
It's a really filthy ugly as fuck but still pretty controlable in a 2 guitar band mix.
Blew my mind with the amp handle... absolutely genius!!
Oh and your video was excellent too
Such a good addition! Thanks for watching!
I think every pedalboard, no matter the genre, could do with a wah wah pedal. I've been listening to Lightning Bolt a lot recently - insane. All the way from Ireland!
Good point! I need to learn how to use them sooner or later haha
Hails, we're also from Oregon, nice job throwning in the Dopethrone riff with the SF-300!
Thank you!
I need to learn to play so I can start a channel called "Ok Doomer"
But learning to play takes time, hard work and effort. Where will you find time to fidget spin, play fortnite, and choke down tide pods?
Richard Schlinger: hows it going with learning to play?
Perversia: how about sleeping for just 4.3 hours for starters...
@@DARTHMOBIUS it's going well I bought a schecter omen to start out and trying different tunings learning to alternate pick seems to be my biggest challenge at this stage but it's fun nonetheless
Richard Schlinger: the Schecter’s a really nice Bass, I jam a Ibanez ST505L through a bunch of processors into a SWR combo, trying to teach myself to play a Chibson SG I picked up in the local pawn shop, I got shovels for hands so I’m no shredder lol
Watching this like a year later. Cheers from Poland mate. Great video. Lots of useful tidbits for pedalboard setup.
Cheers from Oregon and thanks for watching!
Some fuzz pedals interact with the impedance of the guitar so you'll want to put them directly after the guitar (even before tuner) to take advantage of that.
Excellent video - my Doomy song The Treacherous / The Violent has the tone made with layering the Gandalf Octave Fuzz with the Behringer fuzz pedal clone (orange) that you featured in your other video - I am proud of my first Doom song! Thank you, your channel helped me immeasurably
SF300 it is in this one hah (the pickup I used was a Seymour Duncan Black Winter)
Hey Fuzzlord,
Im from NC. Just found your channel and I dig what you're doing alot. Ive been getting into pedals and right now I have a TS9 tube screamer and a Japanese fuzz by Revol Effects called "The Fuzz" (found it a a pawn shop for $30 bucks thing is beast) and lastly a Boss RV-5 reverb. I appreciate the clarity on pedal arrangements as I plan to get a phase 90 and maybe an electro- harmonics Canyon delay. oh and my guitar is my custom (wired by me in a HSS coil setup her name is CatPiss) 96' Squire ProTone Strat with a blocked Floyd rose and my amp is the Orange Micro Dark terror into a Bugera 2x12... one day I'll upgrade the amp and can but it's awesome especially if I use the orange as a preamp on my buddies Vox AC30.
albums I've been listening to have been Dopethrone by Electric Wizard and Murder of the Universe by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
King gizzard and the lizard wizard is such an awesome band! Cheers and thanks for watching
Another amazing video! About a month ago, I started playing guitar and I love learning about pedals.
So awesome! Glad you’re digging the pedal stuff :)
I put my phaser before my drive, I like how it ends up sounding different that way, less obvious. Then I actually use my lower gain tumnus after my higher gain drive just so it is a lead boost that really narrows the mids and highs for leads. From Ottawa. Listening to pallbearer and Deafheaven lately
Great point!
Phase before dirt is my preferred order as well. Moves your distorted Riffs in a smoother, more subtle way
Great ideas for the next videos/podcast!
Thanks! Will record it ASAP.
Jason
Thank you so much for these videos man, exactly the content I've been looking for. Cant wait to try out some of your pedals in the future!
Thank you so much for watching! Will keep these videos coming
That is a definite yes on the podcast idea!!!!
Will record it today!
I would add a decent but affordable chorus. They don't have to always be used in the 80's ballad way, they can make really cool sounds when you play with them. I've been wearing out The Devil and the Almighty Blues latest album here in SW Oklahoma. Also, I need more quality quotes of the day. lol
Great idea and will keep the quotes coming Hahahaha
Yes! Not really doom, but Peter Steel from typo negative used distortion into chorus for a brutal bass tone.
We love you.
Just waiting in line for our pedals from you!!
One pedal I would add is a Wah, latest album I need to listen is Oro by Ufomammut
Cheers and will our that on next time I am at the bench working 🦇
I love my BYOC Phase 90 clone that I built. Love the channel!
great pedal!
I'd add a Rowin reverb for around $30(AUS), beyond worthy, + Holy Serpents new album is brutaful👌
You have always helped me in the journey of stoner doom guitar playing. Love from India
If I were to add a pedal it'd either be an overdrive like (budget friendly) Behringer TO800 Vintage Tube Overdrive or (less budget friendly) Horizon Devices Precision Drive... or an effect pedal like a wah (budget friendly) Behringer Hell Babe (you can upgrade a couple parts for it to be at a Cry Baby standard with out spending a lot) or (less budget friendly) DigiTech Whammy, or, or, or, or... Lol I could talk this for hours.. buy Behringer stuff if you're on a budget, their great! If you've got the cash to buy better do it, but don't forget to give the Behringer pedals a shot, I've seen quite a few of my friends over the years get hooked because they figured cheap plastic crap till they actually got to hear and try them. You can always buy metal stomp boxes for around $6 dollars on eBay, and throw the Behringer guts into it if it's make you more comfortable too.
I've always thought of this method for Behringers. Could you link or be a bit specific? Whenever I try to google metal housings for Beringer I just get links to their metal clone pedals lol
@@rakatai.i.i8739 rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F323893828115
@@rakatai.i.i8739 You'd be buying one of the Behringer pedals and taking the guts out and putting it in an empty stomp box, a foot switch button, etc.. it's a small fun project for anyone who is worried about plastic pedals at shows and on the road where you can get a great sound without spending a ton, if you are handy or know someone whom can do it for you.
@@dieselnautburkey4677 Thanks a bunch man! Been wanting to do this forever!
Watching and listening from Toronto, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦❤️Fuzz
Acworth,GA I would add a proco rat bc I love the sound of that pedal.
Great idea!
I run a SD-1, a Mr Black Doomstick II and a Proco Rat v2
The Rat was my go to for years before i got my Peavey triple x. Those heads have more distortion that you will ever need
Fun fact: The Proco Rats op-amp is based after the Ds-1
Czech, Wah wah for sure. Good idea of the band stuff. Keep doing great work. Thanks for the video.
Hi there man, I'm watching from Brazil here. I would switch the DS-1 for the RAT, also the delay for the Dispatch Master. One of my favorite records is 1184, great stuff from Norway.
Awesome choices!
Rad little budget board! 4 other pedals that you could pick one from I’d consider 1. A mini Hall of Fame reverb(got mine for $65
2. A mini Flashback delay(also $65)
3. A Cry Baby Wah($80)
4. A DOD Carcosa Fuzz($75)
All prices from Reverb!
Great video 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Dig your 4 pedals!!! Thanks for watching
funny the mini Flashback delayis now $200
I’m a bass player and would be interested in hearing what you suggest for gear for us bass players, especially cost friendly gear.
Will try to make something like that in the future!
Great video Jason 👍
Thank you!
Real talk? I'd just add a noise gate, because I'm pretty sensitive to the hum from high gain pedals.
Also, I got my Fu-2 in the mail last week, and it is excellent. Thanks for that, and keep up the outstanding work.
Great idea!
Also really dislike the hum when I'm not playing anything so i recently added a noise suppressor and hooked it up through my FX loop. Is a noise gate similar?
@@marlongonzalez3980 I'm not a pedal expert, but I've always heard that noise suppressors filter out certain frequencies actively whether you're playing or not. Noise gates cut the signal off completely at a threshold you set. Similar but different applications.
One more incredible video! Here from Brazil
Boss Katana , Little Big Muff , Crybaby , Mosky Spring Reverb , Caline Pure Sky ( Timmy clone ) . Does it all for me 👍
Cheers!
I love the pure sky. It's an always on for me
Arizona watcher here, Love your channel! Love the gear demos and tips you have here Im finally gonna start building a pedal board thanks to your channel. As far as an album goes Ive been revisiting Sleep's Volume one lately.
What a great album! So happy to hear the channel has been helpful (: thank you for watching
Greensboro, NC here. I’d add a wah pedal because you can get some really cool sounds for riffs with one. Either heel all the way down for a bit more bass tone or half cocked wah. Wag pedals also sound cool with a phaser can def get some unique trippy sounding riffs
Great point! I need to add a wah soon. Cheers Toki!
I was literally just about you tell you that you're nuts for having dist going into fuzz but then you fixed it! Cool!
i gave the behringer fuzz to the guitarist of my band, he is loving it, und we are loving what he is doing with it, in my opinion they are making some quite nice sounding effect pedals.
THey sure do! Cheers Abysso!
Wow, this is amazing! Thank you so much man! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Thanks for watching Elias!
You do some things different from the way I do, my tuner is always in front and octave is always before my dirt. I always figured the octave would track my playing with greater precision up front, same as the tuner.
Thanks for watching!
Greetings from Sweden! Your channel and content is very helpful! Thanks alot! Electric Wizard blew my mind so i want to gear up and doom away. Love the sound of the pedals you build. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting Calle!
If I could add one pedal, it would be a Boss EQ.
Hell yeah!
I’m so glad I found this channel 🤟so good
I'd add a clean boost, or a wah - for this, probably an eh lpb-1 as they're so cheap, but a wah with a volume boost could do the trick as well
Great ideas!
Lawrenceville, ga here. Great video. Totally was looking for a tutorial on this!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m thinking of buying a Fuzzlord Effects pedal. Anything you’d recommend for an old school Pagan Altar/Black Sabbath-ish tone?
Riff master run happening soon. Check out the demo on the does it doom UA-cam page.
Really enjoyed this one. Awesome Jason
Glad it was a fun one to watch! Cheers and thanks for watching.
Jason
Been listening to alot of SLEEP and high on fire.. matt pikes guitar tone is fucking *godly* also if i were to put a pedal on that board id go for a fuzz pedal or a tube screamer.
Cheers!
BioLizard Venom i love his tone. Even at low volume it feels, loud, very loud
@@koffieverslaafde627 Hell ya!
This is a great reference for someone getting into pedals thanks alot
I recently listened to The End Is Nigh, by Apocalypse Orchestra.
Nice!
great vid. Watching from Pensacola, FL. been on a Bell Witch and Sumac kick lately!
I would add a boss chorus, to get those “wylde” zakk sounds
Last album i listened to was the way of all flesh whilst driving home from work
Greetings from Denmark!
Nice!
Exact Zakk Wylde is fucking lame and not at all stoner rock. Perhaps you should suggest this on a video about pedals for dudes who want to lift weights and play the most beloved metal in the trailer park
Justin Vavala he isn't doom, but he shreds and would absolutely play you under the table.. even if he was playing sabbath or any other type of doom. :)
Thank you for this video!
The pedal I would add to that board would be the Valeton Aquaflow Chorus, because I just love its vintage sound-and it's very affordable.
Keep up the good work!
Great addition and thank you! Will keep these coming.
Jason
You know that moment when you instantly go back to the beginning of the video to rewatch it listening really closely to the guy in the vid, because you realized by hearing the great sound he made that he REALLY knows what he's talking about? Yeah, just happened here.
Thank you so much!!
Great tips. Great video. Will save for later reference.
Carcosa fuzz! They’re so cheap and sound amazing. I can see the price skyrocketing once they’re out of production.
Nice!
Yeah, I have one. Can get plenty of variety out of it.
I put a Carcosa into a Rat and its fuckin awesome
The concept of this video is awesome! It’s really fun to make videos about pedals that are expensive or small-batch and difficult to find (not hating-I’m a collector and love them), so this is super refreshing. This video made me reconsider owning a phaser, which is awesome. Never been a huge fan of phase/flange, but this convinced me. Subbed!
Thanks for watching and subscribing Zeke!
Wayne from Chattanooga TN..
How about a wah pedal?
Got into stoner/doom last 2 years...love me some Windhand, fireball ministry, sleep,coc, orange goblin, trouble....
Will add one next time (:
Great! I am really a beginner in composition and music production, but I am crazy about fuzz and reverb, especially because of my passion for Space, Prog, and Stoner Rock (and Doom Metal as well). Your videos are helping me a lot while I am learning and experimenting with some VSTs before buying and setting up my own equipment. Greetings from Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil.
Houston TX. Maybe a noise gate.
Maybe on your videos or podcast maybe you could suggest bands too? I’m pretty new to this genre so that would be appreciated. Thanks
Ah good idea! I’ll start trying to add that.
Hey Jason,
Cheers from St Louis! One pedal I would add is a Big Muff. I put mine after my TS9 and they sound great together.
A how-to on social media for bands would be a great topic! My band is getting to that point where we actually have music and need to start getting out there.
I, of course, have been listening to the new Monolord this week. Another band I've been digging recently is Black Road.
Have a great weekend!
-Steve
Great idea on the muff! I’ll get that podcast recorded ASAP.
Cheers
Jason
I really like a phaser before fuzz. Tape delay before fuzz is amazing too.
DS-1, neck pick-up, C-standard...any amp. I start with the dirty channel on the amp. Gain at 6.5, right as it's about to go from overdrive to distortion; there's a sweet spot. Bass around 6, treble at 4-4.5, mids at 5-6. From there, you stack the DS-1 on top and build from there. Roll that tone back a little from the middle position..listen for it. Match the gain on the pedal to the gain on the amp. Try the level knob in the middle. Report your findings. That's my basic tone. I get a lot of help from this community and others, so I like to help when I can. Note: I play a '65 Jag...single coils, no shit.
Thanks for watching and sharing!!
do you like My Dying Bride? - a great doom band with very interesting arrangements from England.
Haven’t heard them but will check them out! Cheers
Your videos are super helpful! Thanks for your great work, I learned so much from you! Cheers from Budapest, Hungary
Thank you for watching!!!
Sounds awesome as always man! Out of curiosity how is your DS-1 dialed in? Couldn't quite make out the settings but it sounded killer.
Tone about half, volume around 3 o clock, distortion pretty much maxed
@@FuzzlordEffects Thanks man! I like mine but I'm always tinkering trying to find that sweet spot. Might have to give this a rip later.
Just started writing sludgier fuzzed out doom riffs in my band which was mostly very progressive and dynamic, now I’m learning so much and loving these videos and the sound of your stuff 🙌🙌
Add a BD-2 blues driver in that empty spot
Cheers!
I'm from Brazil, watching from Poland. Great video. Definitely I would add a wah wah pedal. Cheers
Cheers and thanks for watching!
thanks now I'll have Monolord stuck in my head all day.. again..
Haha totally!
Great video man, greetings from Bosnia
Do you solely rely on pedals for distortion? I prefer amp distortion most of the time, and im considering buying a phase 90, but i dont have an fx loop.
I do but I play through clean amps. It’s just my deal. I always start with a very clean base tone so I can get those nice pretty tones; and add dirt on top of it. If folks like a more overdriven stock tone, I would start with the amp with that type of break up and overdrive and boost it from there with pedals.
You can always add more dirt, harder to clean up an amp that’s too dirty if you want cleans.
Cheers!
Jason
There is definitely a tone running phase into distortion, if you don't like the phaser in front then as a last resort you could put a little pedal in front of that. I used to hate fx loops then I accidentally tried a mic preamp before some pedals. 😸
I personally wouldn't put a Phaser into the FX loop, and also would put it in front of my dirt much like a wah. Phasers before dirt have a more subtle effect that moves your distorted tone in a much more pleasant way, IMO.
But order of effects is almost always up to personal preference
I really dig your whole deal dude.
I like that, assuming we get an original Phase 90, the pedalboard is color-coordinated. Should look good if you have an Orange amp. :-D
Also, is the Altoids tin with a badge the power supply? Not sure if you talked much about powering your board. And thanks for the vid overall - it's rather relevant because I finally picked up guitar and while it might be too early _now_, this gives me an inexpensive goal to work towards for the next few months.
Great point about phase 90 haha! Just where I keep my picks and earplugs. Power supply mounted under board and believe the older pedalboard video mentions it.
@@FuzzlordEffects Makes sense, question looks kinda stupid in hindsight, haha.
This makes me happy - glad to see a doom/stoner orientated channel
Be sure to check out Does It Doom also 💚 It’s a badass channel.
Fuzzlord Effects I will be checking that out as soon as,
There are SO many cheaper delay pedals than the Boss DD
Using what I have here. I obviously don’t buy new pedals every week to make these dude 😂
I own a green russian reissue, and I am slowly building my collection. I’m really hooked on the new blut aus nord - hallucinogen album. I am from The Netherlands
Such a great pedal!!!! Thank you so much for watching (:
"easy to find", puts SF300 on board... consistently on backorder thanks to JHS... ETA on mine is december
or you can overpay on ebay and reverb from the dicksmokes who bought 5 to sell them at a big markup to people who won't wait
They went on back order very quickly after Steve from Does It Doom did a video on them (: He seemed to prove their value for the doom crowd and now pedal is so hard to find. Check out his channel if you haven’t yet 🦇
@@FuzzlordEffects I got lucky. Mine was sitting in my local pawn shop in mint condition. This is a hick town, so I get all the good deals there because none of these good ol' boys want a CryBaby, Big Muff, or a SuperFuzz. 😉 In hindsight, I should've grabbed the UltraFuzz that was on the shelf beside it.
Can't stand that profiteering crap.
I had one on backorder for three months. I love it for searing leads.
Bought one from my local music shop, I play bass but it works well with low notes as well, bought an ultra chorus as well along with it.
God bless behringer.
So rad I love your channel
💜
put a wah on that board right now
Deal!
Thanks, Fuzzlord... this is very helpful.
So happy it was helpful!!!!!
Greetings from Istanbul. I would add an EQ pedal right after DS-1. No need to say, it is the swiss knife of the pedal world and your sound alternations can go wide as the universe itself :)
Great idea!!
Fun fact: The Boss DS-1 is a pedal Peter Steele used to achieve the Type O Negative tone. Pete actually said that he simply used orange distortion pedals!
Did not know that!
The Behringer Super Fuzz had my attention but I found a Big Muff used for $40 so I grabbed it. It’s not disappointing! My Fuzz Life has begun! The new Monolord is killer!!!
Hell yeah! Can’t ever go wrong with a big muff 🦇
Thanks man! I appreciate your videos, they’re super inspiring!!
Minnesota here. I'd add a wah pedal for sure. Been really digging Variations on a theme by Om lately. Love the videos man. keep it up.
I love the band Om sooooo much. Thank you for watching Nick!!
Just recently found your channel and I gotta say I really dig your content so far! Though as a boutique pedal it kinda falls out of the scope of this video I gotta say I love my Fuzzrocious Bongripper pedal. Add that to this mix and you would have a very heavy setup. Throw either that or a Blastripper or if you cant find either of those you just combine the pedals that they are based off by the same company which aren't as limited.
your videos have been really helping me so so much, thank you!! i’m watching from new york and an album i have been enjoying lately is stranger heads prevail by thank you scientist. i never know what i’m doing when it comes to this stuff and your videos inspired me to educate myself more.
I am so happy to hear that Dana! I’ll check that album out and thank you so much for watching and commenting.
Jason