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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
- Thread starter garmenteros
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I'm considering downsizing to this... Small but mighty, with a myriad of sounds available.
EDIT: Also, just running through my mind as I post this: I wonder if there's a way to split the TRS cable correctly to run the Dunlop to both the Hub and the Stomp. C4 requires TRS on both sides, Stomp uses just a TS. Will probably have to try my hand at making a custom cable. Hmmm.
5sg.
EDIT: Also, just running through my mind as I post this: I wonder if there's a way to split the TRS cable correctly to run the Dunlop to both the Hub and the Stomp. C4 requires TRS on both sides, Stomp uses just a TS. Will probably have to try my hand at making a custom cable. Hmmm.
5sg.
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I think you're going to run into issues trying to do that.
The Stomp is a TS, but that means wiring the sleeve & wiper together (you can see schematics of it online). Once you do that, you've essentially shorted those so the neurohub won't see TRS separate anymore.
You could try going straight into the Stomp, and using the new Command Center to send out MIDI commands to the NeuroHub as the EXP changes (I think it can do that, never messed with CommandCenter yet)
You could look into something like this, and just control both via midi:
MIDI expression pedal with a toe switch
Or move the neurohub under your board, and get a Morningstar MC3 midi controller in that free space, exp into it, and let it do MIDI output + midi controller duties.
Unfortunately, I do not have an oscilloscope and related knowledge and skills. I made all the calculations on a calculator, based on the schemes from the Internet.
As we say: he collected everything on his knee.
As we say: he collected everything on his knee.
You obviously know more about that than I do! ha ha. It's not a huge priority as I do like the expression connected to the C4 more than the Stomp at the moment, but checking out the Stomp's new Poly Wham model might be fun. I thought about a Morningstar, but the iPad as a controller is really slick. Maybe I can split the difference on your suggestion... Move the Hub underneath and add a second Dunlop! ha ha
I don't know what it is about that multi, but something about even just the look of it makes me want to check it out!
5sg.
its a great bit of kit 
That was one generation of Zoom that I skipped on. I think I was having too much fun at the time with my newly acquired Digitech BP8
Not sure I clearly understand your question. Please be more specific so I can provide you with an answer.
Sure, sorry for my bad english... there's a lack of lows when you engage any of those pedals? AFAIK these are more guitar oriented. Thanks.
The only pedal on the board that is not specifically designed for bass guitar. Is the Boss Distortion DS-1. Mine is factory stock. Though there are several cool mods that can be done to it for bass. I just roll the tone down to get lows from it.
Maybe not the most compact one but I think a have loads of possibilities crammed in to it.
