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Worship Bass Pedalboards
- Thread starter Cshanks5
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Yes sir compressore i use an eden wtdi now and it has a really good comp in it but that markbass really clears up your tone and accentuates the highs nicely i highly recommend it if you have the space for it
CElton, what are you powering this setup with?Here is my IEM board. Aguilar TLC will be replacing the Demeter. Wireless may come off to add some modulation.
Also, I note that Norm Stockton loves the Tone Hammer + TLC combo.
I use a 1-Spot to power the wireless. Phantom power on the Tone Hammer. Battery on the comp and tuner. This provides the least amount of noise.
I've removed the comp. Not sure what will replace it. The Tone Hammer really give me everything I need. I'm considering a modulated delay.
The tone hammer is a great pedal...if not for the headphone/aux-in capabilities of the 3LEaf Enabler, I would probably still have one.
So my bass playing has really turned up (for me) in the last 6 months and overall my gear is being completely overhauled.
So I now have a pedal board for the first time in 10 years or more, and I have and use more than 1 pedal. So for starters, I have the Roadrunner soft pedal case and gig bag. It is really nice to use, and since I am not constantly hitting a different pedal all the time it works well.
So here is how my pedal board goes. I'll take a pic later
Line 6 G30 Wireless --> Korg Pitchblack Tuner --> EHX Bass Big Muff
Here is where it gets interesting (or insane possibly). I have the Wet output of the Big Muff --> ABY Pedal Input A
Dry output of the Big Buff --> EHX Octave Multiplexer --> ABY Pedal Input B
Then the ABY pedal outputs to the amp. I havn't used either at church yet, and probably won't have use for the Muff, but the Multiplexer can give some nice almost piano tones. So I might use it once or twice.
So I now have a pedal board for the first time in 10 years or more, and I have and use more than 1 pedal. So for starters, I have the Roadrunner soft pedal case and gig bag. It is really nice to use, and since I am not constantly hitting a different pedal all the time it works well.
So here is how my pedal board goes. I'll take a pic later
Line 6 G30 Wireless --> Korg Pitchblack Tuner --> EHX Bass Big Muff
Here is where it gets interesting (or insane possibly). I have the Wet output of the Big Muff --> ABY Pedal Input A
Dry output of the Big Buff --> EHX Octave Multiplexer --> ABY Pedal Input B
Then the ABY pedal outputs to the amp. I havn't used either at church yet, and probably won't have use for the Muff, but the Multiplexer can give some nice almost piano tones. So I might use it once or twice.
I know this thread is about pedal boards but i am asking for prayers i got hurt at work and have ligament damage in my left wrist and bass is my passion & calling really need this to get better without surgery
Looking for a good compressor for a hot bass (Seymor Duncan BassLines on board...), any advice? Thks...
Aguilar TLC. I always recommend it; I own it, use it, love it.
Okay, I was shopping today for my first pedalboard, what I have at this moment is:
Pedaltrain JR
Korg Pitchbkack Tuner
EHX Small Clone
Hartke Bass Attack Pre-Amp and DI
MXR M87 Bass Compressor
Voodoo Lab Pedal Power ISO 5
Maybe adding a EHX Bass Big Muff or MXR Bass Octave deluxe...
Now, I need some help... Wich order to follow when connecting everything.... My logic is:
1. Pitchblack Turner
2. Bass Attack Preamp
3. M87 Compressor
4. Small clone
5. Big Muff or Bass Octave
Am I Right???
Thks...
Pedaltrain JR
Korg Pitchbkack Tuner
EHX Small Clone
Hartke Bass Attack Pre-Amp and DI
MXR M87 Bass Compressor
Voodoo Lab Pedal Power ISO 5
Maybe adding a EHX Bass Big Muff or MXR Bass Octave deluxe...
Now, I need some help... Wich order to follow when connecting everything.... My logic is:
1. Pitchblack Turner
2. Bass Attack Preamp
3. M87 Compressor
4. Small clone
5. Big Muff or Bass Octave
Am I Right???
Thks...
I am certainly no expert at this stuff, but I do own the same hartke pre and the big muff. Here's how I would run:
Bass-->tuner-->m87-->small clone-->muff-->bass attack-->amp
thanks nogood, You're right, the preamp must be at the end, specially because the DI that goes direct to the front of house.
Can you tell me about your experience with the muff? I would like to add some dirt from time to time...
Not hot a picture but my current board is
Stageclix wireless -> thumpinator -> Maxon CP9Pro+ -> bassbone with tuner out connected to Polyune Mini -> EHX Magnun 44 into a Hartke 115
Stageclix wireless -> thumpinator -> Maxon CP9Pro+ -> bassbone with tuner out connected to Polyune Mini -> EHX Magnun 44 into a Hartke 115
That makes sense noise wise.
Did you ever try a T-Rex Fuel Tank Junior? I believe it fits under the nano.
I think going that route would be easier than having to worry about batteries for the TurboTuner and whatever else you decide to replace the Demeter with.
I'm asking because we are totally IEM at our church and I'd like to eliminate any noise from my end.
