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The "Virtual Pedalboard"

TheFantod

#5 of the Pentaverate. Took Col. Sanders' spot.
Aug 7, 2009
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My day job is that of a graphic designer, supposedly. Over the last few months I created a "virtual pedalboard" in InDesign. It's cool 'cause I created a Pedaltrain 2's correct dimensions, then downloaded and sized all the pedal JPEGS from the MF site. The end result is a "life sized" pedalboard, with some ideas of what will fit and so forth. It's also handy for figuring out cable routing and necessary lengths.

The problem for TBers is I doubt many of you have InDesign on your computers. I did find a free Illustrator clone that is pretty close. I've attached a couple of pics, one is the "blank" pedalboard, and the other is a sample layout.

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I'm thinking about creating a web page with blank pedalboard templates. What do you guys think?

Tim