Monolith Bug Bear (Violet Ram's Head) demo
Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2017 6:08 am
Yep, I've been at the cow bell software again…
Demo of the mighty Bug Bear Violet Ram's Head fuzz box from Monolith Fuzz. Here's what the Bug Bear looks like for those of you who missed the thread (pictured next to a Korg Mr Multi, which also found its way onto this track):
It is beastly in every way.
Track is a cover of a righteous 1974 instrumental called "Paper Man" by a band called Jade.
Recording setup was guitar> Bug Bear> amp> Rode M1 mic> Garage Band. There are six guitar tracks (although one of them is only four notes). Every track uses the Bug Bear. Used two guitars, my aluminium Harvester and a Firebird, and two amps, a VibroChamp and a Da Vinci/Magnatone 413. I also used the Mr Multi (phaser/wah) as a filter on one of the tracks (with the Firebird), an Endangered Audio Research AD4096 delay (again with the Firebird, for the solo at the end where I needed all the fret access I could get) and an old DeArmond volume pedal (for those four notes in the middle). The Harvester went into the Champ and the Firebird went into the Da Vinci. There's also a little amp vibrato on the final solo with the delay. I think that's everything…
Anyway, it's a fucking great Muff.
https://soundcloud.com/boy_called_horse ... r-man-demo
Demo of the mighty Bug Bear Violet Ram's Head fuzz box from Monolith Fuzz. Here's what the Bug Bear looks like for those of you who missed the thread (pictured next to a Korg Mr Multi, which also found its way onto this track):
It is beastly in every way.
Track is a cover of a righteous 1974 instrumental called "Paper Man" by a band called Jade.
Recording setup was guitar> Bug Bear> amp> Rode M1 mic> Garage Band. There are six guitar tracks (although one of them is only four notes). Every track uses the Bug Bear. Used two guitars, my aluminium Harvester and a Firebird, and two amps, a VibroChamp and a Da Vinci/Magnatone 413. I also used the Mr Multi (phaser/wah) as a filter on one of the tracks (with the Firebird), an Endangered Audio Research AD4096 delay (again with the Firebird, for the solo at the end where I needed all the fret access I could get) and an old DeArmond volume pedal (for those four notes in the middle). The Harvester went into the Champ and the Firebird went into the Da Vinci. There's also a little amp vibrato on the final solo with the delay. I think that's everything…
Anyway, it's a fucking great Muff.
https://soundcloud.com/boy_called_horse ... r-man-demo