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Worship Bass Pedalboards

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Hi, first post in this thread, already shared this in another thread on tb but I'm so excited about my new board...
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Adamixoye said:
Very nice, but I have to ask, why the Modfactor and the H9? I went from Pitchfactor/Modfactor to two H9s and I hardly ever used the Modfactor or H9 Modfactor algos on bass (I also play guitar).
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Thanks :) I have only used the chorus at church (of the Modfactor algorithms). I mess around with the envelope filter, undulator and tremolo. I also have set up the Modfactor knobs to control the H9, and also midi clock so I can use the Modfactor tap switch. I've had the Modfactor for about 6 years, got the H9 a month ago.
 
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michaelmwong said:
Thanks :) I have only used the chorus at church (of the Modfactor algorithms). I mess around with the envelope filter, undulator and tremolo. I also have set up the Modfactor knobs to control the H9, and also midi clock so I can use the Modfactor tap switch. I've had the Modfactor for about 6 years, got the H9 a month ago.
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Ah, that actually makes a lot of sense! In earlier iterations of my board that seem like eons ago I did some similar things, connecting the Factors and letting my Pitchfactor be the master clock.
 
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Rayjay said:
I recently tried to sell my Octabvre but it wasn't the newer Tim Tuned and no one would buy it. So, I sent it to Spencer and had him mod it to Tim Tuned.

So now I'm curious if there's a difference between the tone of my modded unit and the Mini. The Mini certainly has some great reviews.
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I'm pretty sure that the Octabvre Mini is the same as the Tim Tuned version (just smaller and without the second foot switch options)
 
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Forgive me all you pedal experts since this is information you already know......so I used the newly acquired POG octave pedal yesterday at church. It sounded awesome! I'm going to have to incorporate it into more songs now. With the whole band playing it just gave a really full sound. Several people mentioned how "full" the overall song sounded and it was the first time we played that particular song. I won't take all the credit for it sounding "full" but I think the octave pedal did have a lot to do with it. Now I just have to keep myself from using it too much, ha.

We are playing for the local junior college this coming Sunday night so I'm really looking forward to that event. It'll be a fun outdoor event (volleyball, outdoor games, grilling, etc.) just to connect with the college kids (hoping to draw between 100 and 300). I plan on maxing out (as safely as possible) our PA system for the college kids (I was one about 15 years ago so I know they like loud!).
 
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my new pedal board for church, a TC Electronic Hall of Fame, a Boss DD-3 delay, Boss GEB-7 eq, a Fuzz pedal custom made for me, by a guy here in Texas and its awesome pedal, its a Dallas Arihiter style pedal but made for bass, Keeley Bassist Limiter, and a TC Electronic Polytuner, simple board and may not be a lot of people sound but I love it, and it sounds awesome with my Lakland.
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