Noise Theory fuzz - Crafting Chaos or Taming the Beast?

[@scrummyvision]

just found out about you guys today, this is a dope sleeper pedal. many, many different tones, from vintage fuzz all the way to synth sounds.wave shaping is very cool 5:40 . thanks!

[@michaelfowler3187]

Opening lick and tone is already a great hybrid of rock and technology. Rocknology from subdecay! Excited for this pedal and it also looks incredible.

[@paulweyer4339]

What an awesome array! Love that offset control

[@DennisCameronMusic]

I bet the boys in Korn will have a couple each on their pedal boards. Cool pedal.

[@michaelfowler3187]

Once I got the M3 by subdecay it's never left my bigger pedalboard. It's the ultimate weirding module and just brilliant design with inspirational sound, I'm over the moon about it obviously. This noise theory couldn't kick that off but it would be a welcomed substitute at times. Seriously considering it.. maybe I just need to run it after the m3 hehe. Nice work BM and co

[@drippinglass]

I bought one! It should be here Saturday. 😀👍

[@dasgre0g]

This is pretty intuitive and great sounding pedal. I play bass primarily but I think I can make this work....

[@colonialpimp]

Nice! Exactly what I wanted.

[@gwugluud]

I’m just slightly a Subdecay fan. Oh, okay, I’m drooling, and I had to stop this vid in the middle because I had to change my shorts. Their Pixelwave synth box is the only stomp of them I currently have, but that’s gonna be a CHANGIN’ muh fuh…

[@streetlegal008]

These are very interesting pedals from Subdecay. I'm wondering if all of the features/sound controls on the Noise Theory pedal and the Pixelwave pedal are derived from the Prometheus 3 pedal?

[@subdecay]

Initial work on the Prometheus 3 and Pixelwave started in late 2019. Originally they were meant to use the same microcontroller and share a lot of code that's used for saving and recalling presets. Then the pandemic happened and the microcontroller we were using became unobtainium. I mentioned some of this in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6m2gGiGjdGZbJYsi=zox5Z4HL2_ScRmkv&t=30. They ended up using different microcontrollers and I ended up needing to re-write most of the code. There are some common roots, but I wouldn't say derived. The Pixelwave is actually older than the Prometheus 3. The Prometheus 3 shares more with the Tremcoder 2. Some of the work from the Pixelwave was used for the Noise Theory.

[@javiceres]

This is delicious dirt for the ear

[@gwugluud]

If I get this one, it’ll definitely be on the crappy renditions of “I think it’s 1966” garage/trash rock I like to do. I have good fuzzes, but this one gets that really weaselly, pathetic super-thin fuzz sound…coming from me, my description is a compliment, lol.