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bronzetalon wrote:

Ancient Astronaught wrote:I know I say this all the time but i seriously can't think of anything else i need for my board. I added the t1m controller for the space and swapped out the t1m mini buffer for the Dunwich one knob booster. I'm satisfied for the moment.

Polytune > Burial Chamber > Dr. Sci Elements > Timeline (w/ DMC3) > Space (w/ t1m E3D) > EB VPjr > Dunwich Boost

I gotta ask why do you have the DMC3 and the E3D? You can run the DMC3 into the space and the midi out on the space to your timeline and control patch changes simultaneously this also allows to you sync the tap tempo between the timeline and space.

I wanted independent control of each device. Sometimes i use the same verb setting but a different delay setting so I didnt want to have duplicate settings just to match up to the time lines banks when shifting up or down, also since the timeline has 2 patches per bank and the space only has one it just didnt make sense to me as then i would also have to have both delays match the one verb setting. As far as tap tempo, i use it all the time with the TL but i almost never use it with the space. I'm sure if I had all kinds of extremely dedicated settings that took hours to program to match to a click track and had to have the verbs and delays matched then it would make sense to go that route for me. I'd much rather just have independent on the fly control of each.

That makes a lot of sense, actually.
I also see you added a Megalith to your bass board.
How's that treating you?

I keep hearing good things about that cheap roktek chorus

Bassboar wrote:That makes a lot of sense, actually.
I also see you added a Megalith to your bass board.
How's that treating you?

Yes I did! Fantastical! It literally shakes the entire 3 story house we jam in, nothing has done that before. The built in "more heavy" switch is also a blessing for a few of our songs as I don't really need a separate boost now, which opens up a power port on my iso5 so I can have Nick @ Dunwich build me a DI / Preamp pedal.

hbombgraphics wrote:I keep hearing good things about that cheap roktek chorus

Sounds full, especially when you go down on the depth and rate, otherwise, it can sound extreme also. I normally have it accompanying a high gain fuzz with the depth maxed and the rate (minned!?!).

It's about time I posted my own pedalboard.



I really need to get a PT-Jr, as the Mini is too small and my Pro is too big (for my apartment that is).

What is the thunder pedal and the pink one?

Ancient Astronaught wrote:

bronzetalon wrote:

Ancient Astronaught wrote:I know I say this all the time but i seriously can't think of anything else i need for my board. I added the t1m controller for the space and swapped out the t1m mini buffer for the Dunwich one knob booster. I'm satisfied for the moment.

Polytune > Burial Chamber > Dr. Sci Elements > Timeline (w/ DMC3) > Space (w/ t1m E3D) > EB VPjr > Dunwich Boost

I gotta ask why do you have the DMC3 and the E3D? You can run the DMC3 into the space and the midi out on the space to your timeline and control patch changes simultaneously this also allows to you sync the tap tempo between the timeline and space.

I wanted independent control of each device. Sometimes i use the same verb setting but a different delay setting so I didnt want to have duplicate settings just to match up to the time lines banks when shifting up or down, also since the timeline has 2 patches per bank and the space only has one it just didnt make sense to me as then i would also have to have both delays match the one verb setting. As far as tap tempo, i use it all the time with the TL but i almost never use it with the space. I'm sure if I had all kinds of extremely dedicated settings that took hours to program to match to a click track and had to have the verbs and delays matched then it would make sense to go that route for me. I'd much rather just have independent on the fly control of each.

I hear ya live I don't use much presets so I have no need for either switcher.

sylnau wrote:What is the thunder pedal and the pink one?

They are both my own (Greyscale Devices) pedals. The one of the right is actually a brown/copper color that got filtered strangely.
You can find more info on my blogspot, but essentially the Thunder Cannon is a modded Muff and the copper one is an overdrive.

bronzetalon wrote:I hear ya live I don't use much presets so I have no need for either switcher.

Gotcha, some people do some people don't. Depending on the set list i use anywhere from 3-8 different presets on the timeline and usually 3-4 with the space, as we add new songs the number will increase. When recording we use all kinds of delays and verbs and i like to match them with our live set so presets are a big thing with me. We eventually will also be playing to click tracks so midi compatability is a feature i'd like to all ready have when the time comes. Everyones situation is different though.

The current toybox, absolutely loving this setup.

Guitar -> FX-17 (set to Volume) -> feedback looper with built in fuzz -> (in loop -> RAT -> Octave Clang clone -> Rocktek Flanger -> Whammy -> out loop) -> Sound Saw clone -> Timeline with one output to amp, the other to the Korg AX1-G then to amp.

The feedback loop doesn't bypass any of the pedals in the loop (a lot like a Chk Chk Boom) which makes things super versatile. It gets very, very loud.

This is what I threw together last night before I went to bed but didn't actually get to play the full chain. Experimented for a great time with the Monarch placement.

Thanks to Hbomb for trading me a Monarch, it's awesome and the only drive that can handle being after my Muff. It makes everything more intense and helps the muff cut through a bit better.

A Pyramids RRR will take the place of the sanded down holy Grail. And I think it might go -> Muff -> Elements -> Monarch once it comes.

Anyways, the order is: VP -> Super Duper 2 in 1 clone -> Holy Grail -> Muff -> Monarch -> AD-9 -> DD7 for looping

dude that is so flipping nice, the monarch makes everything better

and not to worry, my new one will be here next week!!!

Silhouettaofaman wrote:Guitar>Hyperion>Double Muff>Four Eyes Fuzz>Rocktek Chorus>Memory Toy

Try the Four Eyes before your other fuzzes.

hbombgraphics wrote:dude that is so flipping nice, the monarch makes everything better

and not to worry, my new one will be here next week!!!

Thanks dude! And I really want to go down to a PT-Mini. But I don't think I'll be able to anytime soon