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Ambient and regenerative pedalboards

I usually use this in my out music collaborations . No not for jazz or blues. Just soundscapes and at best Scandinavian ECM inspired sound. I have simplified it 2 3 pedals for tone shaping and one pedal that can play you. SOMA labs Drifting Memory Station. It has a regular and rhythmic mode which is like a looper but only one program is regular.

Anyway I preserved the acoustic sound of my upright and goes to 1 channel of the AI amp. Then the piezo goes to a splitter . One loop goes to Artifakt for glitz, low-fi etc, then to the Meris for synth and its time effects That becomes an insert loop to the H90 where I usually run parallel but sometimes series. The insert loop and routing on the H90 is one of its relatively unknown superpower.

And then I run that into the COSMOS. Sometimes I may have to bring a second amp but in most cases, the mix knob on the Cosmos is enough

The H90 also has performance mode and it’s another cool feature. Lastly the Enzo is also connected to an expression pedal

Anyway if you are into this kind of music or sound design in live performance, Share your pedalboard setup

I use it also with bass guitars and my Acoustic baritone and saxophone.

My collaborators are equally out there and intuitive. The percussionist for sure as well as prepared pianos. Yeah can’t gig with this outside certain performance spaces and galleries and private jam or recording sessions

Looking forward to your setup


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