Not sure if these folks could help you with that but maybe...
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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Not sure if these folks could help you with that but maybe...
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Not familiar with this. Mind explaining? And they don't have any options for the YYZ pedal (understandably so)
After some signal chain experimentation I took the JHS Moonshine off in favor of an SP compressor. It goes after the Tone Hammer. Tried it before but it ruined the way the TH responds dynamically to loud/soft playing. Placing it after gives me a nice parallel compressed signal but allows dynamic playing with the TH.
Signal chain:
Volume Pedal (aux to tuner) -> Micro Synth -> Tone Hammer -> SP Comp -> BigSky
Signal chain:
Volume Pedal (aux to tuner) -> Micro Synth -> Tone Hammer -> SP Comp -> BigSky
Thanks! I love that cable. I might hit you up for a longer one soon...Nice and clean... and nice cable too
Thanks! I love that cable. I might hit you up for a longer one soon...
At rehearsal now
I’ve never used them or anything, but was aware of them. They do a variety of mods, so it felt like they might be worth an email. I wouldn’t worry that they don’t show your pedal, I think their website may not have been updated since it came out....
So you dont use the TH as a DI? Or do you not send the Big Sky to the house?
I used to use the Tone Hammer as a DI in my previous board. Now I go from the Big Sky into a Radial DI. Tried the Lightning Boy Audio TI Box too but I found in this use case I like transparent for the DI.
True but that YYZ isn't the end of the chain so I don't think I need to worry about it. I can also use a 1/4" to an XLR cable at the end if really necessary.
What do you mean by that?
Is your spectra-comp going to be at the end-of-chain? If so, you could swap it for the TC SpectraDrive instead so you have XLR built-in there.
I have the Spectra Drive, which lets you swap out drive and compressor models, which is very cool. Far as I have been able to tell, you can't edit the patches . Not being able to edit patches is no big tome because TC offers a good variety, made by themselves, as well as famous musicians. I have my tube drive loaded up with TC's clean boost, and the Spectra Comp loaded up with 9901 Funk by Dammon Farmer. I don't think I would tweak a thing on either, even if I could.
I’ve decided to stay small and keep my small board. If any of my worship brethren wants a killer Custom Wood Pedalbaord. I have a fitted heavy Duty Gator case. I even have a brand new Cioks DC7 I can sale with it. Message me if anyone is interested in a professional setup.
That's a beautiful board. Tempting to take the plunge and add back some effects again. If I do I think I want to try and stick to my Nano though.
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Sorry, when I type too fast my iPad deletes words. I meant, would it be possible to do curb-side pickup of the pedals your friend has, so you don’t have to wait for them?
Three months and going strong with no desire to change anything. Let's see if we can make it another three months and another after that. 2020 wasn't a great year but I did get to dial this in at least. Church is revamping the interior so I took a few pics during the reorganization, don't mind the cables.
That’s quite a board. Stuff underneath, on top, to the side...I would never have the patience to program and remember all of that.
