Right on man, I hope the samples work out... Let us know the good results...gunslinger_burrito wrote:Kinda blurry. More or less the same thing I posted last time. I'm playing a show with it tonight....first time using pre-made samples (RC30...)
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Good luck with the show man!
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gunslinger_burrito wrote:Kinda blurry. More or less the same thing I posted last time. I'm playing a show with it tonight....first time using pre-made samples (RC30...)
Good luck! I was always too much of a wuss to use premade samples on the RC-20, unless it was just a straight vocal sample for an intro or outro.
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Was playing with this. Mini is acting as a preamp sort of thing, Dirge Rat is the basic level of fun and the ECT is to blow everything up.
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is it an eau claire thunder left of the pitch grinder?gunslinger_burrito wrote:Kinda blurry. More or less the same thing I posted last time. I'm playing a show with it tonight....first time using pre-made samples (RC30...)
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i am such a pedal junkie / massive rig abuser, but i love it when i see relatively minimal boards on here that i love.
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space6oy wrote:i am such a pedal junkie / massive rig abuser, but i love it when i see relatively minimal boards on here that i love.
Agreed!
I hope to someday have a small board too.
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i was oddly relieved during practice last night with a band i'm starting with a couple friends, chick singing & playing rhythm isn't (yet) into my making a bunch of weird noises, which i was turned off by a bit at first, but then i realized i could use a simple yet nice little rig when playing with her and keep my mess of weirdness for the other project drummer & i are working on. to have both would be teets. 
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Yeah the more I move forward, as much as I love my large (and ever growing larger) board for my band, I'm finding that for my solo stuff, down the line I'm gonna just end up putting together a compact board. Probably five pedals, tops.
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More is more.
Think about that before going all misty eyed over compact anything.
Think about that before going all misty eyed over compact anything.
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I'm running a little over 10 pedals right now, and honestly I love having all of them and don't have the urge to get less pedals
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I just build chains based on what I want to accomplish and don't worry about how large or small it ends up
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goroth wrote:More is more.
Think about that before going all misty eyed over compact anything.
I tend to agree, but in the case of the solo work I'm starting to put together, it's pretty minimalist. I don't NEED more because the whole point is there being less. Or something like that.