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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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Something’s wrong with your camera lens, the words are all left to right, but your bass looks backwards.
my bass was made with wood from a left handed treeSomething’s wrong with your camera lens, the words are all left to right, but your bass looks backwards.
Sweet setup. I recently acquired a micro synth because it's my understanding that it's used in quite a few worship songs. Can you give me some examples of songs where it comes in handy?
Check out some of the Bethel tunes. Some that come to mind for me are “Starlight”, “Pieces” (Amanda Cook), and off the new Homecoming record, “He Reigns” and “Son of Suffering”.
Yeah it’s my main preamp and OD for tone. The Noble just sauces it up and is an amazing DI.
I got both in today. I ordered both with the intention of keeping one. So far the Black Panel is my favorite. Very versatile. Maybe I'm just not an SVT guy. The drive is very different. Black Panel's drive is warm and earthy and organic. SVT is a little more pointy and in your face. The scoop isn't my fav and the top end is a little different (more of it).
I’m planning on using mine always on and using other pedals to push it a little further.
Removed a few pedals and added the Stomp. Really digging the versatility of this pedal, it is letting me experiment with a lot of different sounds, very cool.
I see you use an iPad and page turner. Have you noticed it disconnecting recently after
iPad updates? Mine will drop the Bluetooth now randomly.
Haven’t had any issues with that yet, sometimes I struggle to get it connected, but once it is connected it is pretty solid.
It seems like the HX Stomp is everywhere these days... which means I should probably try to get one.
My question to those who use it and/or the Stomp XL would be, which one? Is the XL worth the extra $ for more footswitches and options while playing live or the regular Stomp works just well for you in that regard?
My question to those who use it and/or the Stomp XL would be, which one? Is the XL worth the extra $ for more footswitches and options while playing live or the regular Stomp works just well for you in that regard?
The XL was a little too big for my board, but I did add a little 2 button foot switch that gives me 2 more buttons for the Stomp.
If I got either, it would replace a few pedals anyway, so I think board space shouldn't be an issue. I'm leaning more towards the XL because of the extra options.
Now, I'm over to Pedalboard Planner...
I recently sold my Tone Hammer, Micro Synth, JHS Moonshine, (trying to sell) JAM Bass Dyna-SssoR and just run A Stomp XL and a Dunlop Mini Volume Pedal (cause now I can be all ambient and what not). I enjoy having individual pedals..visually when I look down at a board, but I really enjoy the XL so far. I have presets for different styles of songs and that I can cycle through and easily get in and out of stomp mode. I also messed around and tried Shae Wooten's presets as well and Adam Kiser for that microsynth sound and so far I am pleased....I can also add the odd 6 string in there to fiddle around with.
