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Haha, your Noble settings are the opposite of mine. You have Treble high, Bass low, HPF off, Volume max. I have Treble low, Bass high, HPF on, Volume lower. So interesting how our ears work!
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Interesting. Yeah, I play a P Bass which doesn’t typically need much low end boost. And I love hearing a little of the top end come thru. I typically play with the tone knob nearly wide open. So the little bit of treble boost on the Noble sets up just right for me.
 
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Looks like fun (for you *and* the pets! Lol); all the essential things appear to be there. I'd perhaps suggest swapping the overdrive and the envelope filter around, though. Running octave > distortion > filter > chorus is a classic modular synth chain. There's no right or wrong way to run pedals, of course. Just a friendly suggestion :)

You were absolutely right I love you! :roflmao:

Maybe this is my definitive and final one.

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You were absolutely right I love you! :roflmao:

Maybe this is my definitive and final one.

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Right on, mate! Enjoy the sounds :)

Just FYI, though... while you may be satisfied now, it's basically *never* definitive, or final. The board may stay that way a while (my first bass board remained unchanged for almost 10 years!), but sooner or later you'll get pulled back into the pedal quest LOL
 
Right on, mate! Enjoy the sounds :)

Just FYI, though... while you may be satisfied now, it's basically *never* definitive, or final. The board may stay that way a while (my first bass board remained unchanged for almost 10 years!), but sooner or later you'll get pulled back into the pedal quest LOL

Everything it’s going to be calm until G.A.S. attack again :D
 
I think it's not becoming compact anymore... Yesterday it was NPD x2: I added the MIDI Baby 3 and the Line 6 Relay G10sII.

First time programing MIDI. With no idea of what I was doing and watching youtube videos. Now, it activates the tuner, FS4 and FS5. It was what I wanted it to do, so 100% success. However, I'd like it to scroll preset up and down and also activate or deactivate a block. I am not sure if this can be done, but so far, so good. I don't have a proper MIDI cable so I used what I had xD.

There is a project that I play in with very limited room on stage. In that project, I won't be needing the DI nor the MIDI pedal, so the idea is that I can remove it from the pedalboard easily. Since the pedalboard is a D'addario XPND, removing those two pedals it gets really small.

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