Split signal, 1 wet, 1 dry, & blend?

[CallMeBlind]

Good and very simple mini mixer is DOD 240 Mini Mixer, it's very cheap as well.
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[bass_drum]

I'm looking for a similiar pedal:

A pedal that has 3 outputs, one to clean one to dirty and one to tuner. It would have to have be able to turn each channel on and off. What would you suggest? I am considering just getting a 3 channel loooper and then not using the inputs in it. What do you think?

 

[CallMeBlind]

Do you want to use any of those channels at the same time?

 

[bass_drum]

Well Id be using to go:

1. just tuner (silent tuning) (1 output to tuner)
2.clean signal (one output straight to DI, maybe an eq pedal before DI)
3. Dirty signal (going through wah, od,distort. etc. then either DI or through a miked amp (havent quite decided, leaning towards going to the di)
4. Clean with dirty( nice crunchy effected tone with uneffected smooth low end).

So i would be using 1 or channel, or 2 channels at a time. Make sense?
Thanks!
~JB~

 

[CallMeBlind]

I think for this you can get a loooper with a blend control and tuner mute or you can get aby switch with tuner mute.

 

[bass_drum]

I might just have to do that.

 

[heath_the_great]

i had the same problem, well, my problem was i like guitar effects and they dont hold bottom end, and i have two inputs on my amp so this is what i did

the clean tone from the seccond output on the behringer sits just behind the effect tone, but i adjust that how much i want by the levels on the seperate pedals, although i would like a boost on my wah...when i upgrade my amp im gonna make a signal joiner box with a blend control

 

[CallMeBlind]

Jazz is the teacher, Funk is the Preacher
Who said that? Fred Wesley?

 

[heath_the_great]

Jazz is the teacher, Funk is the Preacher
Who said that? Fred Wesley?

james blood ulmer

 

[drew_watson_11]

I haven't tried this, but couldn't you just put your signal into an ABY box, take one of the outs through your stompbox or whatever and keep the other one clean, then combine them back with a 2-females-into-male cord, then into your amp? Keep the stompbox on all the time, then when you hit the "both" on the ABY box then clean and dirty signals will be sent - and you can just adjust the volume on the effects pedals to match the clean channel. Or am I missing something?

 

[Swift713]

Drew, I think you need a mixer of some sort to combine the two signals.

 

[niftydog]

It can be done with cables, but it's far from ideal and the results vary depending on the pedals you use. Also, this is inviting ground loops to form, and undesired interaction (feedback, high frequency attenuation etc) between the two loops is also a problem.

 

[fleita]

Ok, I have in my mind two questions :
1- ¿is my question the same as the psi's in the opening message of this thread?
2- ¿my question has been responsed?

This come to my mind because of my poor English comprehension. So i'm going to ask my main question in this thread so another useless thread won't be open:

I have a fuzz (Electro-Harmonix Double Muff, i'm kind of happy with it, despite the lost of low end) and I want to split the bass signal so one goes through the fuzz and the other goes directly to the amp, with no effects (is not for cover Harrison's/Beatles' Think For Yourself, but you can think of it as an example of what I'm trying to do, but whit no channel separation, all through one amp and one cab).
The Boss LS-2 might do that?
If somebody has already answered this question could you be a bit more especific because a couldn't understand if so .

Thanks in advance.

 

[Nyarlathotep]

Basically, I'm looking to split the signal from the effects send on my amp head into, say, line A and line B; then put all the effects on line A; keep line B clean; and then blend A and B together before going back into the effects return.

Im pretty sure a VBjr from barge or the LS-2 would be the smallest and most elegant solution.

For the barge: FX send->VBjr input, and VBjr output->FX return. Stick all your FX from "line A" in the loop, turn it on and adjust the knob

For the boss: FX send->LS-2 input, and LS-2 output->FX return. Send "A"->line A->return "A". Connect send "B" to return "B" directly using a small patch cable. Adjust the blend with the "A" and "B" knobs while the unit is in "A+B mix" mode.

 

[Smurf-o-Deth]

Run! It's the zombie apocalypse!

 

[Nyarlathotep]

My response covers fleita's question too

Line A = Fuzz in his case

VBjr: bass->VBjr->amp, stick Fuzz in loop, turn on, adjust knob (can you tell I love this pedal )

LS-2: bass->LS-2->amp. Send A->Fuzz->return A. Send B->return B using just a small patch cable. Adjust mix with A and B knobs while mode is "A+B mix"

Feel free to add the following steps:

- ????
- Profit!

And yes, im basically covering my ass cus I never look at post dates LOL

 

[fleita]

Great... now I understood everything. Thanks Nyarlathotep.
Is it wrong to wake up such an old and slept thread?
My appologizes in that case

 

[Nyarlathotep]

You're very welcome Some peeps seem to think its a bad thing. Personally I see it as a good thing.

You prolly can't win tho. You get people going "OMGOLDTHREAD" if you bump one and you get people going "OMGSEARCH" if you start a new one LOL