Fall in love with your bass tone.
Today we are playing matchmaker with bass and the extremely limited V-day Makoyii. Join us to witness the sparks fly between these two love birds.
The five love languages of tone.
In today’s blog we explore the new VaLEDine’s Day Makoyii by dialing in five distinctive tones for different applications. Join us as we go looking for love in all the right places.
VaLEDine’s Day Makoyii 2024
For this year’s VaLEDine’s Day, we’re headed to tone island to find our pedal in paradise. If you enjoy long sustains on the beach and a tone that'll keep you warm, the VaLEDine’s Day Makoyii is here to show you the love you deserve and need. V-Day Makoyii has a completely reworked gain, offering so much love from its subtly sweet compression all the way to its gracefully aggressive distortion.
Low gain swoosh.
Today we are combining some deep phase shifting from Midnight and some low gain crunch from War party to create a tough rhythm tone with some three-dimensional movement. This pairing goes together like Luke and Darth Vader. Let’s get it!
Get your tone to the chopper.
In today’s blog we are combining square wave tremolo from Rising Sun with some high gain distortion from War party to achieve some stuttery, buttery goodness. Come along with us as we explore what sounds are possible when we throw subtlety out the window and attempt to get our tone to the chopper.
One chorus to rule them all.
The thought of changing settings on the fly is a panic inducing nightmare to some musicians. However, with Pretty Bird Woman Chorus/Vibrato, its programmable presets takes all the guess work out of your performances.
From nice to spice in one setting.
In today’s video we're exploring Buffalo Days and War Party by keeping settings the same but achieving different tonalities simply by adjusting our playing dynamics.
Phasing out bad tone.
You can only create to the degree that you’re inspired and bland guitar tone does little to help get the creative juices flowing. So what’s the answer? Well, with a little help form Makoyii and Midnight we can turn our humble bypass tone into a swirling, harmonically rich, fire breathing monster.
From growl to prowl.
We’re always on the hunt for tone. It’s an endless search for the right sound at the right time. Nothing ever seems to satisfy our natural tonal instincts which usually leaves us in an endless pursuit of always chasing the dream. Today, we’re here to challenge you to think differently. Like a wolf on the prowl, the Makoyii Overdrive/Distortion is ready attack. Dynamics are key when on the hunt for tone and like the wolf striking its prey, Makoyii’s dirt tone is quick to bite.
Home on the range.
There are a lot of places that our pedals can take us. From reverberated echoes to disastrous fuzz, pedals have a pretty cool way of helping us express our music. No matter how far pedals take our tone, each one always seems to find its home with a specific sound. For Kiaayo, it’s about the smooth, tight crunch that walks the edge of breakup with its color and dynamic range. Today, we’re exploring Kiaayo’s home on the range (gain range that is).