Monarch Pedals Sasquatch video
Posted: Mon Nov 01, 2021 1:40 pm
It's the Sasquatch.
Itounds like Pelican, Sleep, Crowbar, High on Fire, that sort of stuff. Sludge metal and doom bands. There's sag and thickness in the lower mids, with a nice growly snarl in the upper registers that keeps it aggressive and present in a mix. Turning the gain down removes some of the lows but that isn't as much fun.
I'm trying to get better sounding demos through the live rig which is an art in itself... there's more time spent on mic placement and recording techniques than anything else but it's a fun journey that'll hopefully come in handy down the line. It's amazing how moving the mic 2 degrees in a direction can totally change the sound, sometimes for better, often for the worse.
This is using a guitar I designed and built to do the demo. It's the one I keep in D standard (drop C for this demo) and uses a PRS USA Tremonti bridge pickup and a custom ordered neck pup. It's not the guitar I grab for cleans or leads, but it's the one I pick up when slurry riffs are called for.
I don't expect this to be everyone's cup of tea. It's not a transparent drive, or a germanium boost, it's an addictive little riff machine.
Itounds like Pelican, Sleep, Crowbar, High on Fire, that sort of stuff. Sludge metal and doom bands. There's sag and thickness in the lower mids, with a nice growly snarl in the upper registers that keeps it aggressive and present in a mix. Turning the gain down removes some of the lows but that isn't as much fun.
I'm trying to get better sounding demos through the live rig which is an art in itself... there's more time spent on mic placement and recording techniques than anything else but it's a fun journey that'll hopefully come in handy down the line. It's amazing how moving the mic 2 degrees in a direction can totally change the sound, sometimes for better, often for the worse.
This is using a guitar I designed and built to do the demo. It's the one I keep in D standard (drop C for this demo) and uses a PRS USA Tremonti bridge pickup and a custom ordered neck pup. It's not the guitar I grab for cleans or leads, but it's the one I pick up when slurry riffs are called for.
I don't expect this to be everyone's cup of tea. It's not a transparent drive, or a germanium boost, it's an addictive little riff machine.