Help with my Board!!!

[GrooveWarrior]

I know there are a couple of these threads going right now, but I'm looking for some suggestions for the order of my pedalboard.

Here are the pedals:

Boss LS-2 (I got it to power the other pedals, and have the option of looping)
Boss OC-3 (This is the only pedal I have been using lately.)
EH Bass Big Muff
EH BassBalls
Line 6 Space Chorus (given to me, I may not use it)


I currently have the OC-3, Line 6, and BassBalls. The others are on order along with a Pedal Board.

Suggestions?

 

[Snakeman1066]

If it were my board...

I would go muff first..then the bassballs....OC-3....Chorus

depending on what your trying to achieve you can put watever combo of pedal you want in the loop and your set...

just my.02 for what its worth

this is a good read i suggest you check it out...

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[Bassenstien]

When I did use Octave I liked it before my fuzz cause it sounded so heavy. I love to put chorus right after fuzz (I just love that sound). Not sure about bassballs casue I haven't used them enough to know.

this is a good read i suggest you check it out...

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Pretty cool read Snakeman

 

[GrooveWarrior]

If it were my board...

I would go muff first..then the bassballs....OC-3....Chorus

depending on what your trying to achieve you can put watever combo of pedal you want in the loop and your set...

just my.02 for what its worth

this is a good read i suggest you check it out...

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Thanks. I had always thought that any tracking pedal (OC-3) should go at the beginning. I'll try it out.

 

[Snakeman1066]

Thanks. I had always thought that any tracking pedal (OC-3) should go at the beginning. I'll try it out.

some octave pedals do track better at the beginning of a chain...however i don't want the octave before my crybaby so in my chain it comes at the end of my gain pedals....i also have the (OC-3) and it tracks fine in that part of the chain....but i do have it on a seperate loop with my chorus.

"There are no rules on effects order. You won't break any pedals by putting them in a 'wrong' order. In fact, experimenting is the best way to learn, and in doing so, you can come up with many unusual and interesting sounds."

Just experiment and do what sounds best to you!!!

 

[RickenBoogie]

+1 to the Snakeman. Try everything.