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Worship Bass Pedalboards

I use Jamup pro for my amp. I DI from the Ipad. I don't care for the effects as I already have a full pedalboard, but the amp sims are top notch.

So you plug into your pedal board and then send out from there to the iPad? No problems with to much gain going into the iPad? Stop over and share your set up in the iOS thread because your set up is a bit different as most of us are using Jamup for everything..
 
So you plug into your pedal board and then send out from there to the iPad? No problems with to much gain going into the iPad? Stop over and share your set up in the iOS thread because your set up is a bit different as most of us are using Jamup for everything..

That is correct. I will take a picture of everything on Sunday. The trick is the combo of the Basswitch and the gain level on the apogee jam.
 
Ok, here's what I just put together. On a Pedaltrain PT-1.

Bass - Planet Waves tuner - ART Tube PAC - Line6 M9 - Tech21 BassVT - MXR M-80 - house.

The VT is my preamp when I'm playing fretted. In have it set for a bit of grit. The M-80 preamp is only on when I'm playing fretless, so it is set for a smoother, less aggressive sound.
 

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Heres my board!ImageUploadedByTalkBass1379702810.056178.jpgIts not much. Simple but effective. All these other boards are sweet! I personally wouldn't know what to do with all those effects though haha.
Sig Chain: Bass>Q-Tron+>OC3>Green Rhino>BBM>Nova Modulator>Nova Repeater>amp.

And I'm not done yet! I'm thinking of adding a BSW after the muff and a volume control for the QTron. Might just put a nano pedal with a volume pot in the effects loop. Those volume spikes.. :(
 
Ok, here's what I just put together. On a Pedaltrain PT-1.

Bass - Planet Waves tuner - ART Tube PAC - Line6 M9 - Tech21 BassVT - MXR M-80 - house.

The VT is my preamp when I'm playing fretted. In have it set for a bit of grit. The M-80 preamp is only on when I'm playing fretless, so it is set for a smoother, less aggressive sound.

I just had my first practice with this board, and I was really impressed. I was playing my Ibanez SR506 through the board directly into the board, and I was getting a really nice, clear tone with tons of growl. That ART TubePAC added some really nice presence to my sound.
 
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My humble offering to this thread. Soon to be replacing the sans amp and the pork loin with a b7k. And I hope to add an earthquaker devices dispatch master and replace the pedalboard with a pt mini before too long.
 

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I used a Wah, Delay and Chorus back in the bar days. Dropped them all before starting to play in church. Been running a Pedaltrain Mini for the last 5 or so yrs.

TC Corona Chorus <- EBS Bass IQ <- MXR BOD <- Big Muff Pi <- VT Bass <- Pitchblack Tuner (Pics later)

VT is always on. I use the Chorus and BM the most. Just got the BOD, so been trying to work it in there. We do one tune where I've been able to hit the BM/BOD/IQ to get a synthy sound.

I have a little over hang on each end, but still fits in the soft bag. I have a TC Flashback Delay en route. I may move the tuner off the board and keep in the pocket. Or move up to a Jr.
 
I have yet to be playing a tune in church where I thought, man, this would be awesome with chorus, or a filter, or fuzz, or whatever. I'm not knocking those that do, I'm just curious what you use and in what tune, specifically. Anyone?

Out WL LOVES Chris Tomlin, which is fine, but I can't think of any effect that is used on any of his tunes. It seems Jessie Reeves is pretty straight forward bass, DI/amp, FOH.