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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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Just got these from Sweetwater, on Thursday...
... a small Dingbat, with an EHX Bass Soul Food and a Polytune 3... once I get the board together, I'll post...
... I hope this adds something to the thread.
... a small Dingbat, with an EHX Bass Soul Food and a Polytune 3... once I get the board together, I'll post...
... I hope this adds something to the thread.
I would take a guess and say to help tame the signal before it gets to the micro synth. I keep my comp before my octamizer and it helps the tracking quite a bit.
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I posted this in the regular show your pedalboard thread but might as well post it here. Nano board, just using a 1-Spot for now. A tuner, octave, overdrive, Muff-style fuzz, gated fuzz, and a filter- covers all the basic needs.
I generally prefer to have the compressor at the beginning of the chain to define how I want the dynamic to hit the rest of the chain, like more percussive or smooth sustain... depending what come next. Here as monkeyland mentioned, I wish to improve tracking and sustain while preserving some attack. YMMV
Yes thank you 
I have tried several times to replace the BMS because of some of the glitches but always came back to it. Now with the added EQ, I can improve the octave down which I found a bit weak initially and tame that fuzz that sound very harsh to me.
I have tried several times to replace the BMS because of some of the glitches but always came back to it. Now with the added EQ, I can improve the octave down which I found a bit weak initially and tame that fuzz that sound very harsh to me.
I hope you're wife isn't a member... j/k.
Sweet! I have the same PP2+... looking forward to putting it together.
Look a little closer. That one is from the "pre +" era. I really see no reason to upgrade it, especially since it mounted perfectly with the board.
If wifey was going to be jealous there are other things, like my Sadowky(s), that would be much farther up the list...fortunately she's very understanding.
If it's working, it stays... if the upgrade included a free pizza... maybe.
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Gets rid of unwanted low end in a way that is different from the low knob on my amp. I only really use it in rooms that have a lot of rumble. This allows me to still be able to use the bass boost on my metro the way that I normally would. In the diagram, the part to the left of the slope is what is getting cut out. The knob on the filter moves the corner frequency up or down.
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Current iteration. Cat Tail replaced by the Mini.
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Here’s what I’m working with. Wish i could get the octave smaller but I really like my OC-2. But imI REALLY love the boost on my super Russian. That is an always on kind of thing.
whats the hole in the OC-2 for? I take it its a mod of some kind?
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There’s a synth mod you can do to the oc. I tried it at some point but could never get it to work properly so i just took our that switch and was left with a hole.
Have you ever tried the TC Electronic Sub'N'Up? That's pretty damn small! You might even be able to find someone who's tried to use the TonePrint Editor to make it sound like an OC-2. 
