The chicken-head knob was added to switch between the different XP models (Whammy/Wah, Modulator, Space Station, Reverberator)
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Post Yer Pedalboard - 23 Skidoo
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The chicken-head knob was added to switch between the different XP models (Whammy/Wah, Modulator, Space Station, Reverberator)
EDIT: Sweet Board MF,...what's the black and white four knober above the Katanasound?
Got the Chunky Cheese on the board today.
So Bass-->TU-2-->OC-2-->SAMWBDP-->LS-2(1)--LS-2(2)--Amp.
LS-2(1) = Supercollider (loop a) OLC Chunky Cheese (loop b) Blended.
LS-2(2) = SD-2-->Groove Regulator (loop a) blended
I'm really diggin this setup. I put the OC-2 in line so there wouldn't be any clean blend,...just pure wet octave. I wanted a clean blend with the fuzzes and I also wanted to be able to fuzz up the envelop filter and boost it a bit (hence the 2nd LS-2). I found that I can even stack the fuzzes on the 1st LS-2 and boost them with the SD-2 in the second line selector.
I didn't take an underside pic,...but I took one of those brown extensions and ran it through one of the cord pass through on the pedaltrain. I managed to wedge the wall wart for the G-Bus-8 powersupply and the wall wart for the Source Audio under the pedalbaord and plug in on either side of the 3 way extension. Now all I have to do is plug one thing in and my pedalboard is up and running.
EDIT: Here are some less crappy pics as well as pics of the underside.
Got the Chunky Cheese on the board today.
So Bass-->TU-2-->OC-2-->SAMWBDP-->LS-2(1)--LS-2(2)--Amp.
LS-2(1) = Supercollider (loop a) OLC Chunky Cheese (loop b) Blended.
LS-2(2) = SD-2-->Groove Regulator (loop a) blended
I'm really diggin this setup. I put the OC-2 in line so there wouldn't be any clean blend,...just pure wet octave. I wanted a clean blend with the fuzzes and I also wanted to be able to fuzz up the envelop filter and boost it a bit (hence the 2nd LS-2). I found that I can even stack the fuzzes on the 1st LS-2 and boost them with the SD-2 in the second line selector.
I didn't take an underside pic,...but I took one of those brown extensions and ran it through one of the cord pass through on the pedaltrain. I managed to wedge the wall wart for the G-Bus-8 powersupply and the wall wart for the Source Audio under the pedalbaord and plug in on either side of the 3 way extension. Now all I have to do is plug one thing in and my pedalboard is up and running.
EDIT: Here are some less crappy pics as well as pics of the underside.
Nice!EDIT: Sweet Board MF,...what's the black and white four knober above the Katanasound?
Got the Chunky Cheese on the board today.
So Bass-->TU-2-->OC-2-->SAMWBDP-->LS-2(1)--LS-2(2)--Amp.
LS-2(1) = Supercollider (loop a) OLC Chunky Cheese (loop b) Blended.
LS-2(2) = SD-2-->Groove Regulator (loop a) blended
I'm really diggin this setup. I put the OC-2 in line so there wouldn't be any clean blend,...just pure wet octave. I wanted a clean blend with the fuzzes and I also wanted to be able to fuzz up the envelop filter and boost it a bit (hence the 2nd LS-2). I found that I can even stack the fuzzes on the 1st LS-2 and boost them with the SD-2 in the second line selector.
I didn't take an underside pic,...but I took one of those brown extensions and ran it through one of the cord pass through on the pedaltrain. I managed to wedge the wall wart for the G-Bus-8 powersupply and the wall wart for the Source Audio under the pedalbaord and plug in on either side of the 3 way extension. Now all I have to do is plug one thing in and my pedalboard is up and running.
The 4 knob Fist pedal is a Devi Ever custom twin with a Karaoke Party and a Dark Boost inside.
ok, its not done yet - thinking about a PT ProSC, and i've got a Rat on the way - the Sub-blaster is new (well, new for me), and i've re-acquaired my Micro Synth from my drummer (was gonna buy it back off him,but he gave it to me as a birthday present)
Oh yeah - put the Steel Leather AFTER the Bass Fuzz - its just something im trying to mitigate the mid scoop and help it cut through (I do have other capacitors for the Bass fuzz that Silent Fly sorted me, but i'm using it stock at the moment).
Nice! How do you like it? I have a dark boost (the fuzzhugger one) and I'm thinking about buying a Kareoke party but I'm not sure yet. A short impression would be very helpful, a review even better
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Nice! How do you like it? I have a dark boost (the fuzzhugger one) and I'm thinking about buying a Kareoke party but I'm not sure yet. A short impression would be very helpful, a review even better
I really like the pedal a lot. The KP side is my second KP [I gave my first one to my guitarist when I got this pedal] which is just a great gritty OD; devi ever Karaoke Party mini review w' clips .
The Kp into the Dark boost is a really [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
But for me what really is neat is running the SBF into the DB and also the KP and also both for a bunch of sounds. The funny thing is is that just the SBF > DB straight the volume drops, but with the buffer from my wah in between them [even when not in use] fixes the drop and I can get a really nice BIG WALL OF THICH FUZZ [especially with all 3 on] that works better for me then any muff I've used for that type of sound.
Basically my board ATM and why it looks like a mess is because I got really fed up with my old setup on my last few gigs where I was having clarity issues with my moog phaser for the sounds I was trying to get. This mixed with that I was only using my filter on one song which works just as nice with the wah and that I have been amassing more moogers for a total synth board. And I was getting nowhere with a second fuzz for heavier sounds, everything I tried would sound good but not in every situation so here where I am ATM. I might get a pt2 and just go with what I have set up right now, so far it all jives real well, nothing crazy or over the top which are things I love but I find to be not the useful when gigging.
As someone who had a Reverberator for quite a while, how useful are the other three?
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Nice! How do you like it? I have a dark boost (the fuzzhugger one) and I'm thinking about buying a Kareoke party but I'm not sure yet. A short impression would be very helpful, a review even better
i've got both the kp and the db and i find them both really useful. they respond in different ways to every setup and playing style (as do all of her pedals) but they are certainly interesting always. i'm currently using the db into my bass drive mosfet for end of the world power chords on one tune and really digging it.
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I haven't posted in about 3-4 iterations of the PYP threads...
Lots of downsizing has happened since my last post. I am keeping it simple, but leaving space for the next 'something' that catches my eye...
My signal path is in my public profile if anyone's interested.
Lots of downsizing has happened since my last post. I am keeping it simple, but leaving space for the next 'something' that catches my eye...
My signal path is in my public profile if anyone's interested.
It really depends what you're looking to do.
The wahs on the Whammy/Wah are meh, but the whammy functions are great. It has a ton of different whammy modes, including the ones from the bass whammy that people are always looking for.
I like some of the modulations, but not all of them. The rotary speaker simulator is decent, but the chorus and phaser are bleh. The tremolos and auto-pans are cool, because the treadle controls the speed, which is always fun.
The space station is AMAZING, but it's all freaky stuff that you're probably not gonna use as the foundation for a normal rock song. But the orchestral swells, the sample and hold, and the time warp delays are awesome for intros, breaks, and transitions.
The reverberator is the one I have played least with so far, but so far the reverbs have struck me a little fake. Still gotta really sit down and see what it can do, though.
Wit all the great boards on this page I need to post again!
YOOOOOOOOOOOO GABBA GABBAAAAAAA!
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ok, its not done yet - thinking about a PT ProSC, and i've got a Rat on the way - the Sub-blaster is new (well, new for me), and i've re-acquaired my Micro Synth from my drummer (was gonna buy it back off him,but he gave it to me as a birthday present)
well done dosi! love the ampeg pedal
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