I was referring to a POST DI signal going to your amp/wedge or IEM.
But yes, I do trust the FOH tech. He hears best how my bass sounds in the mix. How do I know how my bass sounds in the mix and eq accordingly?
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Show me your compact pedalboard setup
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I was referring to a POST DI signal going to your amp/wedge or IEM.
But yes, I do trust the FOH tech. He hears best how my bass sounds in the mix. How do I know how my bass sounds in the mix and eq accordingly?
It's clear we each use our systems in completely different ways. It's all good.
Got the Anagram a few months ago and the MXR for Christmas (thanks Santa!). Both of these boxes have a learning curve and I have been working up to this smaller pedalboard (Nano) for while. I've had it on a number of rehearsals and several gigs in the past few weeks.
I have not abandoned my original pedalboard, Metro 20 with: Cali76 => VT => Noble (with space to add at leas 2 other FX as needed for any given gig).
The Anagram based board is not meaningfully smaller/lighter than the Noble board. It does offer a lot in a single box, but I'm not a huge FX player .. usually just some Dist/OD as needed, Octave +1/-1, and occasionally an Envelope Filter ... all of which I have in std single pedal form.
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I really like the old pedalboard and am still trying to decide if the Anagram based board offers me anything much better than the original one.
Jury is still out
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Doesn't look that different.
But has a new power supply.
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First off I'm happy to see so many pedals used by so many bass-players. In one of my bands, I get chided for having so many pedals... "only guitarists use that many pedals"... then I have to remind my bandmates of what they contribute to our successful sound. Old school thinking.
This set-up is modular and I only use it in this configuration for one of my bands. (Bond Girl)
L-R; BBE Sonic Stomp / BOSS RV6 Reverb / micro POG / BOSS GEB-7 Bass Equalizer / AB box / Electro Harmonics B9 / MXR mini iso brick* / MXR d.i. + / Dunlop Brick / BOSS Tremolo / MXR bass chorus deluxe / CS-2 BOSS Compression Sustainer / MXR bass fuzz deluxe / BOSS TU-2 Tuner. I keep it linear because some of the stages we play have limited real-estate. This way, I can line the edge of my plot on stage minimally. Main train is in a repurposed Skill Saw case.
*not used in my band The Sean Conneries...
This set-up is modular and I only use it in this configuration for one of my bands. (Bond Girl)
L-R; BBE Sonic Stomp / BOSS RV6 Reverb / micro POG / BOSS GEB-7 Bass Equalizer / AB box / Electro Harmonics B9 / MXR mini iso brick* / MXR d.i. + / Dunlop Brick / BOSS Tremolo / MXR bass chorus deluxe / CS-2 BOSS Compression Sustainer / MXR bass fuzz deluxe / BOSS TU-2 Tuner. I keep it linear because some of the stages we play have limited real-estate. This way, I can line the edge of my plot on stage minimally. Main train is in a repurposed Skill Saw case.
*not used in my band The Sean Conneries...
new iteration of the ‚sub‘ board….
Current board - punk/new wave band. Mostly picked with Precision, Markbass LM IV, BF ST. Just a touch of OD from the American Sound and the EQ for switching between pick/finger style songs. The Cali evens out the pick attack and adds a bit of "pop"
What qualifies as a non compact pedal board? My pedalboard is 24" x 12".... is that considered compact?
I'd like to see some big-ass stadium/amphitheater caliber pedalboards.
I'd like to see some big-ass stadium/amphitheater caliber pedalboards.
What qualifies as a non compact pedal board? My pedalboard is 24" x 12".... is that considered compact?
I'd like to see some big-ass stadium/amphitheater caliber pedalboards.
There's a thread for that
Pedal Breeders' BIG Board Club Part III
For those wondering about battery life, I paid more attention to it this time.
Last night, practicing and noodling, in about 3-3.5 hours battery went from 100% to 64%
This morning at church, from about 8:15am-11:15am - short rehearsal, left on, using the midi controller and WiDi Jack for page turning, playing 8 songs through out service and leaving on the whole time, battery went from 100% to 76%.
Gen 2 MG-30 has me GASing for the MG-50Li
Update on my direct board. Swapped out an external dirt pedal for the Finally V2, picked it up locally earlier this week off a fellow TBer. Using the HX for everything but compression. I want more, but this is all I need (at least for now).
I missed having a trem in my setup. Guess I'm weird like that...
What's your thoughts? Interested in picking one up and replacing my Soul Food
Revamped and consolidated dirt board
Nice! What is the Tackleberry like? Been eyeing one of those for a while…
I’m using it as a subtle gain stage w/HPF, and it’s great at that. It can get WAAAAYYY dirtier though, and it sounds great no matter how it’s used
What is that land devices pedal and what does it do? I did a search but couldn't find it on their website.
