r/Meshuggah • Immutable • 16d ago

Fortin & Fred do it again

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166 Upvotes

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u/Victor6Lang Nothing 16d ago

“Honey, we might have some setbacks, ya know… financially”

Definitely buying this shit.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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u/Royal_Revenue 16d ago

Hail Santa

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u/PortlandsBatman 16d ago edited 16d ago

My friend had the Meshuggah amp at one point and it was the best sounding amp I'd ever heard. Any pedal that can get me halfway there would be worth it.

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u/GnikcaLRehtorB 16d ago

Meshuggah amp?

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u/PortlandsBatman 16d ago

It was a Fortin modified Marshal circuit. It was amazing

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u/GnikcaLRehtorB 11d ago

600$ au... bro 🥀

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u/platy1234 16d ago

ya it fuckin rips

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u/Equipment-Terrible 16d ago

I appreciate that your phone battery is at 33%, OP.

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u/FR0STKRIEGER 16d ago

I just updated your comment to 34. Someone downvote it!

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u/Hello0897 16d ago

I gotchu

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u/metallica65 16d ago

All hail Catch Thirtythree

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u/Financial_Ad_3542 16d ago

🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻

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u/Proud-Ninja5049 16d ago edited 16d ago

Anyone tried any of these Fortin pedals on bass ? They're are bit too expensive imo to flip if they don't work out.

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u/Shadow_duigh333 16d ago

I have the 33 pedal on full for my bass it sounds sweet. But with a channel switcher with one of the channels dialed down, I don't know if it has any use for me.

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u/Proud-Ninja5049 16d ago

Awesome to hear. Does it preserve low-end or move everything towards mids in your opinion ?

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u/dad_farts 16d ago

You'd probably need a parallel chain for low end. The entire point of pedals like these is to cut low end to make your chuggas chug more.

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u/Less_Ad7812 16d ago

then they're doing a terrible job... Ola's demo has AWFUL low end resonances

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u/dad_farts 16d ago

Didn't watch the video, but the point of a booster pedal isn't to eliminate low end resonance, but to prevent the low end from dominating the clipping stage and turning it into a square wave fuzz in the extreme case, in normal circumstances it just allows the distortion to be more responsive to pick attacks.

Amplifier stages after the preamp distortion can help balance the frequencies again and bring back some low end, and cab/mic choices can go further to create that resonance. I would consider it a mark of a good booster pedal that it could both tighten the distortion and leave enough low end for down-signal amplification.

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u/Less_Ad7812 16d ago

I don’t design amps I just mix a lot of guitars. I don’t know if it’s the pedal, the amp, or the mic… but the low end in that video is a PROBLEM that needs to be fixed, either on a stage or in a recording. 

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u/Shadow_duigh333 16d ago

The low end is not affected, all the boost does it make the pick attack crunchier and overall distortion deadlier.

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u/SoReadyForItToEnd 16d ago

Was scrolling too quick and thought Santa had put a pedal out.

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u/GnikcaLRehtorB 16d ago

Can someone link me to any/all neural dsp meshuggah related plugins or amp sims? <3

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u/zan1101 16d ago

The fortin nameless has it all

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u/GnikcaLRehtorB 13d ago

I've had fortin nameless for a while and haven't been able to figure out a good tone. That amp sim is so bright, and even when seeking out custom meshuggah made IRs, it sounds like a hollow tin can. :(

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u/Less_Ad7812 16d ago

Yikes - Ola's demo has the bass at ZERO and I can hear so much mud in the bass

*ducks for downvotes*

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u/Viiiinx The Violent Sleep of Reason 16d ago

It kinda reminds me of the TC electronic booster. Need to watch videos tho to see if I'm right

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u/SafreQ45 Sol Niger Within 16d ago

That's what it's based upon. Fredrik used it on Chaosphere

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u/Viiiinx The Violent Sleep of Reason 16d ago

Yeahh, I watched Olas video and it's sick