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PYPB 37: In a row?

So you can change the order your pedals are in on the fly without having to undo wires? Ive been looking for something like this... I wonder how well it does.

i doubt that's how it works. you can usually change which are in each loop, not what direction or order the signal path goes in.

so you can have Loop 1 be Pedal A, B, and Q while Loop 2 has Pedal A, C, and Z. which is damn awesome, but different than what you're talking about i think.
 
Thanks. :)

The color scheme was mostly accidental, as the effects I kept just happened to be green, black or gray. Although the Schism is midnight blue, still, dark enough.

I did order all black utility pedals/enclosures though, and once I get around to etching it, the tafm will go silver/black too. So I guess it started out unintentional, but has become a bit 'silver/black' themed.
 
So you can change the order your pedals are in on the fly without having to undo wires? Ive been looking for something like this... I wonder how well it does.

i doubt that's how it works. you can usually change which are in each loop, not what direction or order the signal path goes in.

so you can have Loop 1 be Pedal A, B, and Q while Loop 2 has Pedal A, C, and Z. which is damn awesome, but different than what you're talking about i think.
I went ahead and ordered one to try, it is supposed to be able to change the order of the loops, as in:
preset #1 = loop1>loop2>loop4,
preset #2 = loop3>loop2>loop1,
preset #3 = loop4>loop1>loop3,
with up to 8 presets in two banks of 4. But it can only use 3 of the 4 loops in a preset.
It should be here in a few days so we'll see how well it works.:)
 
My board for the night
 

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I went ahead and ordered one to try, it is supposed to be able to change the order of the loops, as in:
preset #1 = loop1>loop2>loop4,
preset #2 = loop3>loop2>loop1,
preset #3 = loop4>loop1>loop3,
with up to 8 presets in two banks of 4. But it can only use 3 of the 4 loops in a preset.
It should be here in a few days so we'll see how well it works.:)

that IS neat if it works like that. please to report back!

how much was it?
 
I went ahead and ordered one to try, it is supposed to be able to change the order of the loops, as in:
preset #1 = loop1>loop2>loop4,
preset #2 = loop3>loop2>loop1,
preset #3 = loop4>loop1>loop3,
with up to 8 presets in two banks of 4. But it can only use 3 of the 4 loops in a preset.
It should be here in a few days so we'll see how well it works.:)


Edit: wait i misread this and not your original post haha. Thats what i thought, that will be awesome. Please keep me in the loop on this. I wish there was more loops... lol
 
Mock up of my board with some new pieces. The BYOC overdrive shell is just a place holder (until it gets built this week) and the SMMwH and Noisebox are going. I want to cram a Strymon El Capistan (going where the memory man is now), a BYOC phase royal (where the Noisebox is now) and I'm going to move the Nimbus up into the top right hand corner of the board and put an Aguilar Octamizer in its place. Also still debating on whether I want to put an MXR DI+ in place of the JDI...

Turing out well so far!!

:bassist:

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i doubt that's how it works. you can usually change which are in each loop, not what direction or order the signal path goes in.

so you can have Loop 1 be Pedal A, B, and Q while Loop 2 has Pedal A, C, and Z. which is damn awesome, but different than what you're talking about i think.

http://www.thegigrig.com/

GASing for a setup from these guys. They've got solutions for what you're looking to do.
 
Nice, Vlad. I'm really digging the Schism. I don't think we parallel looper users do enough talking about them, here. We might need to start a movement. I really couldn't lose mine.

I know what you mean... I loved the 2Channel Mixer I had, but now being able to switch on/off 2 separate parallel channels is amazing for retaining my bass's original thump and twang, (when appropriate). Plus, mixing two 'clean' signals together, one low-mid bumped, the other lower octave bumped, makes my bass sound massive!

That has to be the best iteration of your board yet, Vlad5.

What happened to the BYOC filter? Wasn't working out for you?

Well, I really did try to like the 440 Filter clone, and I do really like what it can do and the sounds it makes, but the low-end attenuation is just too much for me. I modded it as much as online research allowed given my limited knowledge of such things, but still, no go for bass. Seriously, I've tried several really nice envelope filters with my bass and the only one that sounds like it's responding to my signal was the Boomstick Bottom Feeder, which ironically is a 440 clone itself.... The BYOC filter is now on my GF's guitar board; she likes it, and it does sound really good with skinny string guitar (at least hers).


Thanks for the encouragement guys! I totally blame all of you for how my board looks and sounds (awesome), and how my financial adviser feels (totally ignored). ;)
 
the last time i posted a board was ages ago. swapped out my first edition SFT with a newer blemished graphic. took out all my delays too :(

Some killer pedal choices!

I assume the only difference in the SFT's is the graphics? Saw the MKII and wondered if I need to check it out... Love my SFT!

Also, what do you think of the Cream Pie? I've got one too and while I dig the sound, nothing seems to happen until about 3:00 on the gain knob (I've read that's where things happen with bass though).

5sg
 
I know what you mean... I loved the 2Channel Mixer I had, but now being able to switch on/off 2 separate parallel channels is amazing for retaining my bass's original thump and twang, (when appropriate). Plus, mixing two 'clean' signals together, one low-mid bumped, the other lower octave bumped, makes my bass sound massive!

RAWR!!! So awesome.

We so need to get the word out. Not enough people are rocking these.
 

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