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..Is what it sounds like when I turn all my pedals into an insane feedback loop. This sounds really cool, as I can get an infinite number of kool sonds out of the loop, but will it damage my pedals?
I'm doing this:

sorry if i'm being completely thick, but where's the guitar input lead go?

also how do you activate / deactivate the loop?!

sounds awesome - post soundclips!!

Sond klips, quick before your fx explode!

aphasiac wrote:sorry if i'm being completely thick, but where's the guitar input lead go?

All the noise is FX generated, I've done similar things using my tuner with 2 outputs, well fun.

ahahahhahah

Thats like a coming of age story. ANybody who likes noises does this at least once in theri career.

I did it through like 11 pedals, it was balls crazy.

Doog wrote: All the noise is FX generated, I've done similar things using my tuner with 2 outputs, well fun.

*slaps forehead* doh, of course!

hmm sounds interesting - might have to have a go myself. Boss LS-2 can already split a signal, and i have zoom ultrafuzz which self-oscilates...hmmmmm..

You can't damage pedals doing that, so enjoy.

You can blow your own goddamn ears out if you're not carefull though.

Ok, not really.

Could fuck up your speakers though, so keep volume under control.

Doog wrote:Could fuck up your speakers though, so keep volume under control.

True.

The pedals will be fine though.

Sweet! Using the Stone and the Muff I got the first couple of notes of the Eastenders themetune, played on a broken casio. Lol, I gotta record some of this...

Like others have said, be careful about the volume, I nearly deafened myself with the Memory Man the other day.

Damn, the DMM gets loud. Hurts me head sometimes.

aen wrote:Damn, the DMM gets loud. Hurts me head sometimes.

It does, very quickly, it didn't help that I had 4 gain pedals on with it.

It sonded mint though