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vrom wrote:

Best night shot yet.

ryan summit wrote:i wanna stare at the vrom constellation when i go to bed at night

Sigged!

goroth wrote:Best night shot yet.

Thanks guys!
Yeah I'm getting some fun noise outta these boards.
Quite metal actually.

New board, slightly different pedal setup, etc.

what do you use the keymaster for?
need routing on everything

Routing is as follows:

Input > Johnson Echo/Delay > Swollen Pickle > Boss PH-2 > Fuzz Factory > DOD Death Metal > EHX Black Finger > Rainbow Machine > EHX Memory Boy > DOD EQ > Keymaster
Keymaster Send A: EHX Octave Multiplexer > DS-1 Keymaster Return A
Keymaster Send B: MXR Carbon Copy > Ekko 616 > Keymaster Return B
> Freakshow Electronics Digilog Delay > EHX Freeze > Output

The two delays in the Keymaster are pretty much always on at the same time, other than when I'm doing heavy knob twiddling as opposed to guitar work, so I just run them through the second loop so I can turn them both on at the same time. The Octave Multiplexer/DS-1 combo is something that I'm still experimenting with but it creates some pretty interesting/weird tones. Since the multiplexer is first in that chain, it filters the fuck out of my signal then gets gained to high hell by the DS-1, since I really just use the DS-1 as a gain/crackle machine. I've also played around with a bit with running them in parallel as opposed to series, with the blend set mostly to the delays. Since it immediately goes into ANOTHER delay it creates this really weird warbly fuzz that sort of exists inside two seperate delay times at the same time.

This has been my setup for quite awhile, save for one minor change (swapped positions of the Fuzz Factory and Swollen Pickle), but I think on Monday I'm gonna try rearranging things a bit cause I'm having trouble dialing in the exact fuzz tones I want. Think I need to throw the Death Metal in the chain before either of the fuzzes.

very cool, I always put the fuzz factory at the front of chain, felt it responded way better to guitar signal right up front,

how is the johnson delay? they are a super good price right now but I can't find any demos

Quiet Things wrote:New board, slightly different pedal setup, etc.

uh. keymaster. thinking about buying one for so long now. should i?
have you ever used it as re-amping tool or connected it to a computer in any other way?

current setup

Wow, that is a great selection of pedals

very nice

hbombgraphics wrote:very cool, I always put the fuzz factory at the front of chain, felt it responded way better to guitar signal right up front,

how is the johnson delay? they are a super good price right now but I can't find any demos

Honestly I barely ever use the Johnson as a delay. The delay time is pretty short and the regens peter out pretty quick. (Though apparently you can open it up and mess with a trimpot to increase the delay time...I might have to try this...) I mostly just use it to thicken my tone up a little bit because it's tone control adds a nice fullness to my overall sound. Honestly once I get a clean boost (I love my Blowing Up but I need something with some EQ controls that doesn't get QUITE so fuckass loud, at times...probably gonna get a Mini) it'll probably get kicked to the curb, since I don't have much use for it otherwise. I picked it up for like twenty or thirty bucks a couple years ago though and it's done me well thus far.

I do need another delay though. Sigh, so many decisions on that front...

breitnersn wrote:uh. keymaster. thinking about buying one for so long now. should i?
have you ever used it as re-amping tool or connected it to a computer in any other way?

The Keymaster isn't mine, I'm borrowing it from a friend. It's pretty rad, and the serial/parallel function is awesome depending on what you're gonna do.

I haven't used it for re-amping but I have run it into a computer for some recording we did on a piece last month, and that's where the Parallel function really shines. Sometimes through my amp the blend is hard to notice if it's not dialed in properly, but on the computer it comes through beautifully.

Quiet Things wrote:

breitnersn wrote:uh. keymaster. thinking about buying one for so long now. should i?
have you ever used it as re-amping tool or connected it to a computer in any other way?

The Keymaster isn't mine, I'm borrowing it from a friend. It's pretty rad, and the serial/parallel function is awesome depending on what you're gonna do.

I haven't used it for re-amping but I have run it into a computer for some recording we did on a piece last month, and that's where the Parallel function really shines. Sometimes through my amp the blend is hard to notice if it's not dialed in properly, but on the computer it comes through beautifully.

Nice. Will buy. Finally. Now convince me to buy a timeline after months of indecision...

goroth wrote:

vrom wrote:

Best night shot yet.

that is hot!

having a lot of fun with these guys... think i might actually get an actual pedalboard going for once.

Did a bit or rearranging for the gig on friday.

Uni man that looks pretty sweet, do you have a few different switchers on there?


this is rev2 of the big board, wend from an RC20 to and RC3 need them stereo loops
also added a 4545 I was low on oscillations and have repented
need to make some extra room for a timebender switch and one for the pitchfactor
also trying to sneak my gigfx megah wah at the end for stereo output volume (and I think it will do stereo to mono so that I can use just one amp without a ton of negative results