Bass fly rig v2: trying to protect my settings

[kyrremann]

The sleeve is fixed, and you have to use a pick to move the pot

 

[toddsterbassist]

I use pics and I also mark the settings with a grease pencil.

 

[dbsfgyd1]

I have a bass fly rig which i very much rate. Sound quality is good and it pretty much exactly replicates the functions of my main board. However, the knobs a very sensitive and it is very easy to knock your settings when it is rattling around in my gig bag which can lead to some sticky moments, especially if you're having a rushed setup.

So, I made a cover to protect my settings. I had 9mm plywood at home, so that is what I used. I'll use a couple of rubber bands to keep it place while the flyrig is in my back pack.

I took a picture of my preferred settings. Probably would not help with very touchy controls, but at least it will get you in the ball park. I like your idea of making a template as opposed to marking up directly on your pedal with something permanent.

 

[secondbestcody]

Another, great option I just saw in a reddit post:

Tape the knobs so they appear uniform when set correctly.