I should get a Moog, right? Right?

[cosmicevan]

For your synths, why not use the reverb in the grandmother? It sounds fantastic and it's patchable.

[Pepe]

No, it doesn't sound fantastic. But it is for sure useful as a source for the patch inputs. At least I didn't like the sound of the spring reverb at all when I tried it out in Ramsgate, UK at the "This Museum Is Not Obsolete" (by Sam "LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER" Battle).

[cosmicevan]

ok, maybe fantastic is a bit of a stretch...but it does the job.

For fantastic, I keep reaching for my Ultrasheer. With the grandmother, I mostly use the built in verb.

[Fuzzrociouspedals]

S...Fuzzrocious Afterlife is for bass and the Unusual EAS is a bit too expermental for what I'm looking for right now, though I'm deffo keeping it. Suggestions? I don't want a strymon.

Just for clarification, Afterlife is not made for bass. It's made to be used on anything and is not voiced in any one direction. Shoot me an email at fuzzrociouspedals@gmail.com if you wanna talk more .

[PanicProne]

Congratulations for having fun with the Grandmother! The BOSS RV-5 in Modulation mode is my go-to reverb for most synthesizer sounds. Buy another one or upgrade your guitar setup with an RV-6 (at least I think it could be better than the opredecessor - I haven't tried one yet).

Thanks! I'm loving it. And thanks for all the reverb recommendations guys! Fwiw I hadn't thought about getting another boss. I do love the modulate mode which is what I've been using for guitar ever since I got my RV-5 (what at least feels) like 15+ years ago.

For your synths, why not use the reverb in the grandmother? It sounds fantastic and it's patchable.

I do like the spring reverb on the GM, but would like something more "dramatic" too, if that makes sense?

REVERB - what are you guys using for synths?

For recording purposes, or will you be doing any gigs? There's a huge variety of reverb plugins (free to less than 50 GBP/EU/$).

Eventually recording but right now mainly jamming on my own as I don't even own a laptop atm.

Just for clarification, Afterlife is not made for bass. It's made to be used on anything and is not voiced in any one direction. Shoot me an email at fuzzrociouspedals@gmail.com if you wanna talk more .

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Ah, perhaps I phrased that a little clumsily. I meant I have an afterlife which I realy work, but it's staying on my bass board cause I love it there! Highly recommend anyone thinking about it to give it a go. Sounds great on guitar/baritone too but for me I prefer it on bass.


Also, someone point me towards some good long patch cables!