Monday, February 21, 2022
The Meme Screamer from NoiseKICK FX: A detailed demo
video upload by CatSynth TV
"We present the Meme Screamer Plus, a distortion effects pedal from NoiseKICK FX. It has two analog distortion circuits based on the Tube Screamer and Klon Centaur, as well as a boost circuit. It takes its design from the popular meme featuring a woman yelling at a cat (the women are from the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and the cat is named Smudge).
0:05 Introduction
0:55 As a waveshaper with simple analog waveforms (Arturia MiniBrute 2)
3:07 As a distortion/overdrive with a Minimoog
4:21 As a distortion/overdrive with an electric piano
To find out more, please visit the NoiseKICK FX Reverb page:
https://reverb.com/shop/noisekickfx
"3 circuit meme screamer. Ts + klon overdrives and a clean boost all in one!
“U, NO U” toggle switch allows you to put the boost circuit at the beginning or end of the chain.
Go from boost → TS → Klon to TS → Klon → Boost"
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