I considered many options in my search to prevent dust buildup.. Ending up discovering that the stretchy keyboard dust covers are PERFECT. They come in many sizes for synths so you should be able to find one to fit your board, and pet hair doesn’t stick to them. I use the 61-Key 38” x 15” x 6” cover from Quality Music Gear to cover my full creation 32 board. The one pictured has been in use for a few months and I have cats
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I am going back to guitar after a decade off. I still have a stack of stomp boxes, the chain is a bit of a mess and my PSU doesn't have enough power to drive my Strymon Cloudflare. I am totally frustrated.
I am thinking of a multi Fx system for the following thinking:
- amp modelling so I can plug directly into the church PA.
- I can set up 4-5 patches that are easily accessible.
- easier mobility between home and performance. All I need is to pack the guitar and the effects system.
The question is, which the best, easy to use system that sounds great. I need probably a dozen or so presets that I can save.
I also play acoustic so being able to use both electric and acoustic would be perfect. Its delay and reverb are the focus.
All help greatly appreciated
Hi all! Took this pic at my show yesterday and thought I’d share it with you. Open for questions or tips if you have any.
Essentially, the helix floor is solely for vocal fx and the stomp is for guitar.
Been 3 ish years since I stopped changing my shit up
Considering a re-do to better interface with an FX loop set up but I’m not sure I want to commit to that. I’ve typically used pedals for dirt with an edge of break up amp setting but now I have an SLO and the trem and delay just don’t work as well with the overdrive channel. Decisions, decisions.
So I'm also adding a xotic wah to the board as well for context but I wanted to know how would you guys do the signal chain to fit the fuzz in? I'm wanting to replace the noble screamer with it and use that as my lead tone.