Well.. we tried this combination out at our band practice today... and waa--laa .. our new sound!

There wasn't any good distorted drum sounds on the electric pad presets... so we randomly thought about running it through a metal zone distortion pedal. Well, it created such awesome industrial flavored distorted beats.. that we full on created a new song on the spot with the new drum sound.

So if you ever want distorted drum beat effects.. try running any drum pads through a Boss Metal zone!

Kamerad Ash wrote:

what does a boss metal zone and a basic electric drum set create?

It looks like it also creates spam on this forum.

Kamerad Ash wrote:

So if you ever want distorted drum beat effects.. try running any drum pads through a Boss Metal zone!

Well, if you're selling it, where are the links?

Wait till we record our newest song.. and you'll hear what it does.. within a week.

I'm sort of surprised Michael Carlisle used only a Metal Zone pedal when playing live with Mortification. I mean he got such a huge sound out of it that I wonder how he did it. I have one and I cannot get a good tone out of it

Anyway.... it sounds interesting to run a drumset through a distortion pedal. I can't wait to hear it.

Dude.. we were surprised how amazing that little pedal came out with the drum effects.

This is gonna be our best song..... ever. It called Himmelsnacht. Heaven's Night.

Yea.. metal zones are the only distortion pedal myself and my brother have ever used in our guitar work... they sound the best if your using a nice clean crisp amplifier channel.. that is the key.

If you want super processed and compressed like grindcore distortion than they are not the pedal to use. You need like Christmas tree racks..haha.

brilliant!

Eric setting up the new nekro set..

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