[Sawyer]

Howdy folks,
Does anybody know what effects KoRn uses at the intro of "Here to Stay"
and that bridge part (Head´s high part) ?

"Did my Time" has cool effects in its chorus (I mean that 222 222 333 333 222) Does anybody know what´s used there ?

Id like to buy some new pedals , that´s why Im asking.

Thanks in advance,
Sawyer

[yevetz]

We gave member head7munky (or munky7head) he is know much about Korn ask him

[Memq]

the intro is just the whammy 1 octave down. thats what im usin. almost everything except the chorus is 1 octave below.

[FortePenance]

in Here to Stay, it sounds like a fuckton of fuzz, along with a soft chorus and very light delay I'm guessing.

Did My Time, it sounds well... really muffled, like someone really boosted the bass frequencies and cut everything else.

[twiztedchild]

Originally Posted by Sawyer

Howdy folks,
Does anybody know what effects KoRn uses at the intro of "Here to Stay"
and that bridge part (Head´s high part) ?

"Did my Time" has cool effects in its chorus (I mean that 222 222 333 333 222) Does anybody know what´s used there ?

Id like to buy some new pedals , that´s why Im asking.

Thanks in advance,
Sawyer

the did my time is nothing but there distorion pedal, or amp head, witch i think was the triple rect at the time. this one was the first korn song i learned althe way though. and i played it on an ax7221(ibanez) though a beringer 2x10 combo amp, no pedals at the time, and it sounded the same way as the recording, I think they didnt use effects till the clean par that is in the middle of the song

[eleven59]

The lo-fi sound on Did My Time was done with, you guessed it, the Ibanez Lo-Fi pedal Ibanez Electronics & Accessories :: Tone-Lok : LF7

Here To Stay is a whammy pedal down one octave doubled by guitars without the whammy effect.

[Sawyer]

Is this one a good choise? :
Digitech Whammy 4

[Grom]

This is the perfect choice, buddy It'll allow you to play other songs written by Korn, they used it on literally every record (and 3/4 of the songs have a whammy part on every record as well) since Life Is Peachy.

They used an older version of the Whammy Pedal, but this one is everything the old one was plus some other options. I personnally love mine, and did not hear any difference when ABing it with the old model. This is my opinion, of course.

The only thing I would regret about it is the absence of true bypass ... But I'm becoming quite snobish tonewise, so ignore this

Meanwhile, I don't know about you folks, but I definitely hear a fuzz added to the cranked Mesa used on Here to Stay. So characteristic of this type of sound.

[Shawn]

Here To Stay is one of my favorite Korn songs actually. I'm a fan of their older stuff but Here To Stay is just a badass song, especially on their live at Hammerstein dvd.

[Shooter]

I think the whammy effect they're using on Here To Stay is the normal guitar sound doubled an octave down... so you get two notes at once. I've got that setting on my whammy pedal. It's like you're playing guitar and bass at the same time . They also use that effect on the intro to Did My Time, when the heavy notes kick in... again, two octaves at once. I think the whammy pedal they've been using is the Whammy Wah Xp-100. That's the one I've got. The setting I'm talking about is number 21. That thing is cool... lots of effects in one pedal.