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PYPB 44: ...like Tetris with boxes, wires and cables
- Thread starter Jean Baudin
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We're working on it... we need a live human drummer. Thus far, it's been my self on bass and occasional synth, and a guitar/synth player. We've been using Reason as our drum track, but are missing the dynamics and variability of a human. Think black metal guitar over slightly funkier tracks. I'll share something when I feel the product won't embarrass.
My metal/dub partner and I have been jamming and doing scratch recordings of blackish metal with a funky under tow... We mean to work on taking some of these scratch recordings to a level where they have some beginnings and endings.
Meanwhile, when TB was down, I moved some pedals around and am liking both of these boards a lot for what they are meant for...
Meanwhile, when TB was down, I moved some pedals around and am liking both of these boards a lot for what they are meant for...
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I'm very happy with my current set up. The OD's cascaded are to die for. The Mad Professor Blueberry is almost always on.
Running through a Markbass SD800 and one or two Aguilar GS112's.
I'm very happy with my current set up. The OD's cascaded are to die for. The Mad Professor Blueberry is almost always on.
Running through a Markbass SD800 and one or two Aguilar GS112's.
I've noticed that you switched from the SA Nemesis to the Walrus Mako for your delay. What inspired the change? I have a Mako I snagged used, but I feel like there is a bit of latency when switching it on/off that has made me a bit uncomfortable.
Two things drove my changing out the delay on my board... first, I just wanted to try something different, and second, pedal board real estate consumption. Frankly I find myself wanting to keep trying other delays, the Walrus is not bad, but it hasn't wowed me either. But, it is good enough that it remains for the time being.
Small update. Exiting potential that I hope tk have time to explore.
Newest home-board iteration. Switched out the El Cap for the Echosystem. Testing out the Analogman-modded DOD 250 with the Mojo mod. I didn't think I'd ever have this much dirt on one board but they all have their different uses. Bottom left empty space is for whenever the new DMC Micro Pro comes out - to be used with the Enzo.
Thanks! Haha went from a bigger 32" one to a smaller 18" one and now this (24").
I just put together a small Dingbat for 3 effects and a tuner.
I am new to pedalboards. I had one made a few weeks ago. I've already shared a picture. My question is, are the cables supposed to go on the right side of the board? ( Unless you're are a lefty fty of course). My cables go on the left and my cord is always in the way when facing the board
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If I were using it that way I'd drape my guitar cable around the top so it comes out the right side (I don't use the coil cables, though).
You could leave the input cable off and just plug it in to the pedal directly.
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Yeah I was going top do the latter, but draping the cable ight be a good idea, thanks!
