Side chained process is the future, great sounds! I'm using a stereo rig powered by a Peavey classic 50x50 st, tube rack amp and an old Yamaha keyboard rack mixer. My pedal board connects via DB-25 to TRS to the mixer. Connections are easy with the cable interface, no way to screw it up. It incorporates stereo delay / stereo reverb / stereo side chained synth channel / +send and return for a mic preamp located in the rack. ,,so it's a rack with a Peavey Classic 50/50 stereo amp, Yamaha MV802, ART mic preamp. I can set up for a live show and be tuned up in about 15 minutes. Synth channel is a Superego+ and a BlackHole reverb, I can actually send it elsewhere if I wanted to, like another amp or to the board. The mic is for when I switch to flutes through the pedalboard and amp.. cool stuff. MIDI automation for the switching is so useful that I have embraced the inevitability of it. = Parallel process is worth every hassle and trouble for the glorious sound of it. We are on the right track with it all. Consider some rack gear, especially the mixer part ,it makes it easier in a way. Build your own TRS or DB-25 interface for the pedalboard. Just ideas to kick around.

@athomeontwo

2 ай бұрын

I actually did that in the 80s lol it’s funny how I avoided pedals for probably 15 years finally started dipping into them when my home studio became too much of a beast and somehow I’m slowly returning to a home studio outboard gear set up. I was the weirdo in 80s. I had a stereo digital amp, gallien Krueger 2100 SEL with an ART SGE controlled via midi with a rocktron controller. This is the golden days for buying vintage rack gear most of it you can get for under 200 bucks save for the few legendary pieces.

the worst pedalboard ever

@athomeontwo

15 күн бұрын

@@gabrielaples6942 I’m guessing you don’t like amp and cab IRs lol