Re: Vedr. Re: Do I need that EDP?

[cburke55@comcast.net (Christophe)]

Hi Rune!

The full blown setup is: whichever guitar or bass into an ancient Ibanez 
multieffect unit, which I use primarily for the chorus/flanger, then 
anIbanez 
WD7 wah pedal,  a Boss DD3 delay, and a Boss LS2 Line Selector, which has 
two 
loops, one through an Electro-Harmonix Microsynthesizer and one through 
one or 
more overdrive pedals (the LS2 keeps all that out of the signal path when 
not in 
use).  The output from that goes to  the ABY box, which is a Whirlwind 
Selector.  
One output goes  to a Boss DD5 delay (stereo).  The other goes to a Boss 
RC20 
looper (the early one - no undo function) and that into a DD20 Giga Delay 
(also 
stereo)  The 4 stereo outputs from the DD5 and DD20 go to a stereo mixer 
(3 
stereo channels), usually set up so the dry and wet signals from the 
delays go 
to opposite sides (i.e., dry DD20 to the left and dry DD5 to the right).  
And 
finally the two outputs from the mixer go to seperate amps.

The idea behind splitting the signal is to allow the guitar signal a path 
that 
bypasses the RC20/DD20 combination since I usually have them doing 
something 
together and it let's me play over the top of it without adding to the 
signal in 
the DD20.

What do you think?

Chris
 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: rune fagereng <rune_fagereng@yahoo.no>
> Hi !
>    
>   This was interesting. Can you give more details about your gear and 
>the 
> "signal route" ? Maybe why you split like you do ?
>    
>   Rune f

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• To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com
• From: rune fagereng <rune_fagereng@yahoo.no>
• Subject: Vedr. Re: Do I need that EDP?
• Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 19:19:49 +0000

Hi !

 

This was interesting. Can you give more details about your gear and the "signal route" ? Maybe why you split like you do ?

 

Rune f

Christophe <cburke55@comcast.net> skrev:

What I do is split the signal with an ABY box before it hits the looper ?and then the straight guitar signal and the output from the looper into a mixer and then to the amp.

Just another idea!

Chris

-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "joe rut"
> hmmmmm..indeed. That sounds like something worthy of my looking into. Thanks.
>
> Joe
>
> Stan Wrote:
> > hmmm...missed that original post.
> > i am an OLDSCHOOL tube amp guitar player-and have always had a hellofa time
> > tryin to get these looper thanggs in the signal path and still (ab)use all
> > the traits of a tube amp.
> > finally found amps that had trustworthy tube efx loops. once i put the edp
> > or any other rack looper in there-the clean sounds and signal levels of the
> > looper were maintained while yer guitar is still going straight to the front
> > of the amp for all the richness and distortion or whatever else that
> > combination brings...
> > it takes a lot of tweaking and matching levels but once you get it-its the
> > best of both worlds-imo
> > stan
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