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backwardsvoyager wrote:I really like this board! What's the signal routing?

thanks! it was

vp jr > grey stache > rrr > mini > tb looper (ad9 > stereo chorus) de7 > freeze > melo verb

already sold a few of these, i'm gonna try a simpler setup for a little while. only the stereo chorus, melo verb, and freeze are staying (for now)

Made some adjustments. I'm going to miss having the Mooger Ring Mod. The Arpanoid into the POG2 and then the whammy is pretty awesome. I also have my little board of the Boomerang III and Sidecar out of frame.

louderthangod wrote:Made some adjustments. I'm going to miss having the Mooger Ring Mod. The Arpanoid into the POG2 and then the whammy is pretty awesome. I also have my little board of the Boomerang III and Sidecar out of frame.

Anything running in the super ego's loop? Seems like that thing is built for drone.

louderthangod wrote:Made some adjustments. I'm going to miss having the Mooger Ring Mod. The Arpanoid into the POG2 and then the whammy is pretty awesome. I also have my little board of the Boomerang III and Sidecar out of frame.

i'm actually coing to put a board together with the moog delay, clusterflux and ringmod on it. i also have the mp201. it's gonna look like a spaceship!

I've never been so happy with my board

Great boards the past few pages guys!


Here is what I am currently putting together. I've got my live board all set up, but I wanted to put together a studio board for recording.
This is another biamp rig with my signal being split into two chains and going into two different amps.

Right now I have a Linear Power Booster that I built up with dual mono outputs feeding the two chains.
The guitar chain (for the time being) goes: Montreal Assembly Wrong Side of Uranus, SSBS Mini + Hawk, HOF Mini (currently loaded with Sigur Ros TonePrint), Bukowski Harmonic Perc, Way Huge Fat Sandwich.
Bass chain is currently: Verellen Big Spider, DIY 4 knob RAT, Tall Font Sovtek, 6 band EQ.

There are a few things that I would like to do to this board.
I'm going to be adding in a Soda Mieser to the bass chain, right after the RAT but before the Muff. I also would like to build up a Madbean Lowrider and put that after the Big Spider in the bass chain.
I also want to swap the LPB for an ABY switch, and put the LPB pre ABY just so I can have a boost on board for different pickups.
I'm thinking I might get a true bypass strip sized enclosure to put the ABY in and for the time being leave the rest of the enclosure undrilled, and add as necessary. It might be handy/helpful to include two bypass loops after the ABY, one for A and one for B so that I can mute the chain at any moment if I want to. This way too I could have the outputs to amps from the loop strip and not from each chain. Just a convenience thing. I could move the whole board up where the empty space is in the back and be able to put the strip up front.

I think I'll also end up putting the DL4 at the end of the chain to have both signals passing through as well for looping.

Other than that, I haven't really had any time to play around with this board in the exact formation that it is in, BUT each chain has formations/orders of pedals that I have used in recordings/previous board setups that I've enjoyed so I figure it should work out pretty well.

Mudfuzz wrote:MINI BOARD!!!

Mojohand Sugar baby > MXR octave > Electric apple > Katana sound > MXR filter > Hair or the dog > Maxon phaser > Compulator
size comparison

Are you working on a different project with the mini board
or just limiting yourself a little?

eek. DESTRUCTION.

current setup:

Whammy > HT6 > Accountant > FB2 > RRevenge > Second Voice > Elements > Xero Dlx > Warped Vinyl > Particle > Belle Epoch > JamMan

Accountant is always on, set for minimum compression and maximum sensitivity (sustaaaaaaain).

FB2 is a killer sleeper pedal IMO; I don't see anyone talking about it. It's digital and so its feedbacker/sustain function can be much more realistic/intelligent/responsive than the DF2's wacky analog oscillator thing. With the right setup it sounds like an ebow in harmonic mode. I forsee it staying on my boards for a long time to come.

The RRevenge is such a legit pedal - great sounding trem/ringmods, and it does a sweet synthy distortion if you crank the volume.

Elements swaps between EQ for the Second Voice and hard rock distortion.

The newest addition is the Particle. First thing I noticed is how little headroom the thing has and how bright the clip led is. Second thing I noticed is that it feels much more like a modulater/glitcher than a delay. Reverse sounds great, still working through the other modes.

Still tons of love for the Belle. Catalinbread would be crazy not to release a deluxe version of this with tap tempo. Would preorder so hard.

If I had to nano, I'd go accountant-fb2-rrevenge-vinyl-belle.

I love this board, but at the same time it feels like there's something missing... maybe I'll cut some dirt for more modulation.

Great boards this page, wowza!

leaves turn wrote:The newest addition is the Particle. First thing I noticed is how little headroom the thing has and how bright the clip led is. Second thing I noticed is that it feels much more like a modulater/glitcher than a delay. Reverse sounds great, still working through the other modes.

Yeah the clip LED is kinda pointless? It goes off and the sound still seems fine. Then again a lot of settings on this sound kinda fucked up anyway.

It definitely does at least as much general weirdness as delay. For delay I love the reverse, pitch (on max pitch shift for random octaves!!) and random, where the repeats come in whenever they feel like it, very fun mode but yeah, glitchy.

This thread. nuff said.

leaves turn wrote:FB2 is a killer sleeper pedal IMO; I don't see anyone talking about it. It's digital and so its feedbacker/sustain function can be much more realistic/intelligent/responsive than the DF2's wacky analog oscillator thing. With the right setup it sounds like an ebow in harmonic mode. I forsee it staying on my boards for a long time to come.

Yeah I was really interested in this when it came out. I think I remember playing it a little bit at a GC but didn't really run through its paces. How do you feel about its booster function? Do you use it mostly as an ebow-like?

friendship wrote:

leaves turn wrote:FB2 is a killer sleeper pedal IMO; I don't see anyone talking about it. It's digital and so its feedbacker/sustain function can be much more realistic/intelligent/responsive than the DF2's wacky analog oscillator thing. With the right setup it sounds like an ebow in harmonic mode. I forsee it staying on my boards for a long time to come.

Yeah I was really interested in this when it came out. I think I remember playing it a little bit at a GC but didn't really run through its paces. How do you feel about its booster function? Do you use it mostly as an ebow-like?

I like it for a clean boost pedal driver or a source of light distortion all by itself. It's hissy when dimed, probably from some combination of the amount of gain on tap and its digital nature.

The feedback function only seems to work well when it has a clean signal to play with. To my ears, it sounds like the FB2 creates harmonic overtones based on the signal coming in. These overtones sound really good when pushing through distortions down the chain. Because the overtone volume is somewhat independent of the incoming signal (has its own pot control) you can get absolutely sick synthy sustain by setting it loud - especially if you're feeding the FB2 with a compressor.

Jero wrote:

Mudfuzz wrote:MINI BOARD!!!

Mojohand Sugar baby > MXR octave > Electric apple > Katana sound > MXR filter > Hair or the dog > Maxon phaser > Compulator
size comparison

Are you working on a different project with the mini board
or just limiting yourself a little?

It's for when I do a blues gig where the board is overkill, actually the mini board is over kill, all I NEED is fuzz, term, OD

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