Stripped down the bass board to just the bare essentials and ya, this will have to do lol
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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables
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Stripped down the bass board to just the bare essentials and ya, this will have to do lol
Dominick C.
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It's any size board though right? Seems like it will be more than big enough to do what you want and than suddenly...
I rebuilt mine again last night; I'm waiting on a new pedal today. Pics later...
It is tough being limited in pedal board size, so many great pedals.
I refuse to buy more boards so am always trying to Tetris what I can not my gator pedal totes... can usually find a way to fit 7 on there, just have to choose which 7...
Dominick C.
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Ok pics.. new addition: MusicomLabs EFX MKIII.
I had a CrocodileTailoop for a while but I could bring myself to put it on the board; it was just so big. This "fits" the bill.
This layout is thought out for a couple of things I'm still looking for; you can see a couple of empty spots on the top left corner. The plan is for a Molton Voltage SiMi, in the left most spot, and a Providence Anadime bass chorus next to that. The Simi will run from the Midi on the EFX and display names for the presets, the ABC will be in loop 7.
Loop 4 runs to the side jacks allowing me to insert other effects or another board. This may be taken in the future by an envelope in loop 4. Thinking I could slide a Xero Deluxe or Proton under the Cali; maybe even a T16.... that would be a nice loop 4
Chain runs
Loop 1 HBOD
Loop 2 3BOD
Loop 3 Zeke
Loop 4 ------>
Loop 5 TXP
Loop 6 AD4096
Loop 7 awaiting ABC-1
Loop 8 Nimbus SE
Woha, that daughter board is making me feel warm and fuzzy in my peepee.
You shouldn't talk that way about a man's daughter.
At least not to his faceYou shouldn't talk that way about a man's daughter.
Redid my board, and loving it. I got the es-8 board with the hinged tier from Custom Pedalboards UK. Great solution and space saver.
Using the es-8 to control everything, selecting presets on my whammy, h9's, eq, moog, and the RC-300 in my rack. Using the little foot switch on the left I trigger sounds on the RC-300. The expression pedal is used for the h9's, as a volume pedal using the eq, for filter sweeps in the moog and for controlling effects in the RC-300.
Using the es-8 to control everything, selecting presets on my whammy, h9's, eq, moog, and the RC-300 in my rack. Using the little foot switch on the left I trigger sounds on the RC-300. The expression pedal is used for the h9's, as a volume pedal using the eq, for filter sweeps in the moog and for controlling effects in the RC-300.
Because it's awesome.
That's just your Id talking.
I must be doing something wrong, I can't get much useful out of my Superego.
It could of course just be me.
It could of course just be me.
I must be doing something wrong, I can't get much useful out of my Superego.
It could of course just be me.
I use it mostly for song transitions
I have problems getting the gliss to trigger. I think it's just me. I haven't spent much time working through things though.I must be doing something wrong, I can't get much useful out of my Superego.
It could of course just be me.
I do like the freeze option (which is what made me buy one again).
It needs a strong input signal; I get no triggering unless I use a compressor or boost in front of the Superego to amplify the signal.
