Soft Creature Harsh World

Drone Box Noise Instrument by Heretic Effects

This may be a newer version they plan on coming out with since some of their videos on the this is different, but this is going to be a neat addition to anyone's noise set up. Heretic Effects has a few other pedals coming soon as well (which I will post here in a moment) so look forward to some cool stuff soon!

For the last month or so I have been learning more about pedals, setting up, and overall the possibilities of sounds. Talked a bit with some folks who know more than me, but I kind of understand what they mean. Might be struggling with understanding since I am more so a visual and hands-on learner. At some point I may just end up buying a bunch of pedals (despite how expensive they can be) and just figure things out from there. Already have 1 and the few selected are based on what I have heard and feel is aesthetically pleasing regardless of how most if not all of them are not cohesive in theme and color.

The first pedal I bought was the RAT pedal and I think it's a nice and easy way to get into distortion and a bit of fuzz without full dedication. But I honestly will need to buy a tuner pedal at some point. SUNN O))) was simply for a wall of noise and octave specific reasons because I started learning more about Boris and the doom genre. The Hizumitas from EarthQuaker follows because Wata from Boris did the collaboration with them to create a fuzz sustainer. EarthQuaker Rainbow was also a fun one I learned about that assists will random noise that I want to create. The Parting pedal from Old Blood Noise Endeavors was selected due to the many features it holds and is mainly known to be a bit crushing pedal. It can do a variety of things pertaining to reverb and delay. Also, learning more through Emily Hopkins has helped me a lot in learning about pedals. The TC Electronics June 60 was kind of a fluke pedal I discovered from an ad on Facebook market. Someone was selling an original for a few dollars less than a new V2 version. It is a really simple chorus pedal that just sounds perfect to me. Lastly, is a reverb pedal. Originally always wanted to get the Digitech Supernatural Ambient Reverb and I should have bought it when it wasn't $300+. However, given it is not a common pedal to come across I am considering other reverb alternatives. After watching a few videos of Spencer Hazards pedal set up and ideas- it makes logical sense to buy things that are more easily accessible and common. As of now I am undecided on reverb pedals. There are a few companies that are often the beaten path that I am considering as well. Will post those pedals and companies in a bit.