Vandalize (One Ok Rock)
I've been looking for a certain sort of dirt pedal for a while now, and this song probably captures it best. The guitarist uses an Orange AD30 and it's likely the sound here - it has that Orange gushiness and fuzzy edge but an AC30 jangly top end. I like those sort of trashy trebley tones in general - most Orange in a box pedals are gonna be geared towards the OD, Terror or Rockerverb type sounds. Closest drive I can think of is maybe the Lil'Fella/Demon overdrive from Fuzzorcious, though I'm looking for something simple & sub 100 if I can manage it.
Some of the OCD clones, in getting the OCD wrong, do kind of get into that territory a bit(The Demon is also an OCD derivative), but I'm weighing up my options.
Trebley raspy distortion with an Orange AD30-esque character? (pref under 100 bucks)
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Trebley raspy distortion with an Orange AD30-esque character? (pref under 100 bucks)
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Re: Trebley raspy distortion with an Orange AD30-esque character? (pref under 100 bucks)
I don’t see a song listed? Is this just a hypothetical?
For distortion pedals I always thought that the Boss DS-1 was raspy, as well as the Harmonic Perculator. Anything Tube Sound Fuzz based, like the Wayhuge Red Llama, can do a raspy distortion. The DS-1 is probably the only one available under $100 though.
When cranked anything based off the Colorsound Overdriver can get raspy. Basic Audio Futureman or a Skreddy Screwdriver are good choices although I prefer the Throbak version because it’s more versatile. It’s also more expensive. Those have a Baxandall tonestack, so can sound very amp like and the silicon transistors provide the rasp.
For under a $100 the Electro Harmonix Soul Food might do the trick? You might be able to find a Red Llama clone for that price, but I doubt any clones of the others will be.
For distortion pedals I always thought that the Boss DS-1 was raspy, as well as the Harmonic Perculator. Anything Tube Sound Fuzz based, like the Wayhuge Red Llama, can do a raspy distortion. The DS-1 is probably the only one available under $100 though.
When cranked anything based off the Colorsound Overdriver can get raspy. Basic Audio Futureman or a Skreddy Screwdriver are good choices although I prefer the Throbak version because it’s more versatile. It’s also more expensive. Those have a Baxandall tonestack, so can sound very amp like and the silicon transistors provide the rasp.
For under a $100 the Electro Harmonix Soul Food might do the trick? You might be able to find a Red Llama clone for that price, but I doubt any clones of the others will be.
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Re: Trebley raspy distortion with an Orange AD30-esque character? (pref under 100 bucks)
you can get that sound with a tubescreamer/plumes/dunes or something in that flavor.
the palisades is the bigger knobbier version of the dunes, it does it too.
that song is so not my vibe
the palisades is the bigger knobbier version of the dunes, it does it too.
that song is so not my vibe
I used to be cool, now I just complain about prices.
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Re: Trebley raspy distortion with an Orange AD30-esque character? (pref under 100 bucks)
Same. I was expecting something more garagey.
Anyway, a Rat at a lower gain setting and barely any filter might do it.
There’s a noticeable low mid thump like a 4x12 or an emulation of one, so depending on the OP and usual settings maybe even a Metal Zone or something along those lines.
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