You could always have a conversation with Zach at Rogue Rehousing. He's also a worship guy... A guitarist (ew), but a worship guy none the less...
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Worship Bass Pedalboards
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You could always have a conversation with Zach at Rogue Rehousing. He's also a worship guy... A guitarist (ew), but a worship guy none the less...
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This is right after I mounted them up, so the settings are off:
I suppose the 40 branches & $500MM in inventory I manage has got to take precedent every so often
Is the inventory packing tape? Is that where you get all your tape?
I'm going to wait and see how the Gladio does first. I like the LVL and Holy Fire combo, but I'd like to see if I can get away with one OD.
Is the inventory packing tape? Is that where you get all your tape?
I buy 36 rolls at a time off of Amazon.
Speaking of rehousing I have seriously considered reaching out to them about rehouse my bms... I feel like that is new territory though.. can the sliders be turned into knobs? My boss oc2 was rehoused so I know a complete makeover is doable. But the bms seems like a different beast..
A fader is just a potentiometer with a different form factor so I'm sure it could be done. Now whether it's something Zach would be willing to tackle is an entirely different conversation, but if he would that would be quite awesome & something I might be game for having him do for me as well. Particularly if it would fit in a smaller enclosure with top jacks.
Has anyone here tried the Octo Nojs from Emma Electronic? I was wondering whether it might do a 90% job of replacing the micro synth
Yes, it's FANTASTIC! It tracks ridiculously well & it does a very good synth tone when you engage the fuzz. I've used it in place of a BMS in worship before & think it sounded great.
It's one I wish I had kept.
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that sound encouraging… I might just order one up and give it a try
The format is partially why I'm considering the Bit Commander instead of the BMS.
Shame the Pog doesn't have a square wave option… that would be so cool
So, Helix LT vs HX Stomp. This thing has a bit of a learning curve. I know it's supposed to do the same things under the hood, but the LT seems more sensitive to gain staging. My main patch was quiet in the Stomp but noisy enough in the LT that I added a noise gate at the end. I couldn't get this particular patch quiet and the tone I wanted without the gate.
Second item, the headphone out on the LT is a designed for High impedance headphone, think studio. I thought I was having a major noise issue today when I hooked up my KZs and there was an airy hiss no matter what I did. Dead silent with my Sennheisers though so I did a bit of research. The Stomp headphone out was no issue with my KZs but I guess I need to stick to my Sennheisers for silent practice.
I was able to get my IPad playing through one of the returns for MP3's like with the Stomp.
It will get its first Sunday morning run tomorrow, but with my son on guitar. The bass run will have to wait a few weeks yet.
It is nice when designing a patch to not have to think so much about what I need to leave out because I'm running out of blocks.
Second item, the headphone out on the LT is a designed for High impedance headphone, think studio. I thought I was having a major noise issue today when I hooked up my KZs and there was an airy hiss no matter what I did. Dead silent with my Sennheisers though so I did a bit of research. The Stomp headphone out was no issue with my KZs but I guess I need to stick to my Sennheisers for silent practice.
I was able to get my IPad playing through one of the returns for MP3's like with the Stomp.
It will get its first Sunday morning run tomorrow, but with my son on guitar. The bass run will have to wait a few weeks yet.
It is nice when designing a patch to not have to think so much about what I need to leave out because I'm running out of blocks.
I need to get my Stomp in the house and play around with the new patches. We haven't gigged much lately and when that happens I get antsy and debate my gear. I know my Stomp and IMA presets is all I need.
I really want to try the IMA sets but they're a little much for me right now. I was able to sell some stuff and break even on the LT. Maybe I need to just do 1 set, but which one?
I wonder why that is. Maybe because the LT is designed more for guitars where the stomp is more universal.
The first basics set is great. I would say the amp pack in the second set is great too. I had almost given up on using amp/cab sims but his settings for those have worked great. The B-15 one especially good with flats.
I just finished my pedalboard. It was a long, very long journey, but it was worth it !
And here's the complete diagram.
And here's the complete diagram.
