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and where is it placed in your signal? thanks!

After dirt/modulation but before delay/reverb.

that's where I currently have mine, but have been thinking about putting it elsewheres i honestly don't know if any other place would be good

Well ideally I would have it after my oscillating fuzzies and beforey modulation and octavers but I don't like splitting my dirt up.

Solution: Put all the pedals in the feedback loop.

PumpkinPieces wrote:Solution: Put all the pedals in the feedback loop.

wish i could!

i think my problem is i need to put a compressor or something like it in the loop chain. not too keep the volume down, but to boost the signal power going through it...

i have a digitech grunge pedal and while it does EXACTLY what i want it to, it's a bit too assertive with it's tonal character... and i'd like something a little less metal-esque to push power through the loops...

if boss pedals work well, i might just go with a ds1 and call it good...

The Mad Owl wrote:and where is it placed in your signal? thanks!

Two, towards the end of the chain. There's Devi BitMangler, Boss bass chorus in there, I'll add the Snarling Dogs wah pedal and a fuzz in there too, soon. Basically, pedals that don't oscillate. Except for the BitMangler that is there just to get even more sounds out of it.

AND - modulation and delay is before these. I think I could use another delay after the fdbkloops

Mine has all my dirt and modulation in. SO it's tuner - treble boost - feedback loop with fuzzes and phaser in - delay. Works for me.

i used to use it to get feedback on my keyboards and stuff. it was post-fuzz and at the time i was only putting a reverb in the loop. worked like a charm!

PumpkinPieces wrote:Solution: Put all the pedals in the feedback loop.

Now that's something I might try....currently I just have a digitech guitar and bass synth wah on mah loop.

i AM the feedback loop.

I've got a homemade one with most of my board in the loop. The only thing I leave out are my tuner and my Timeline so I can loop the freaky noises that happen.
Whammy, Rat and cheap Flanger are most fun (have a listen here at the end of the track), I'm yet to try my Octave Clang clone in the loop, but that'll be... interesting, I'm sure.

When I used one, I split off of the rack and to a seperate amp.

PumpkinPieces wrote:Solution: Put all the pedals in the feedback loop.

Honestly, some of the best results I've had with a feedback loop was when I did that.



that was a while ago, though. I actually don't have any of the pedals that were in the loop anymore. Not a single one. Huh.

I have mine at the very beginning of my chain. as a bypass loop/FB loop.