Re: Filter-Looper Swapping

[mark sottilaro <zerocrossing2001@yahoo.com>]

Really, in the end, I think all this routing will make
you sad.  What I find works best is to have both pre
and post loop effects options.  For what you'll pay
for a router you can easily get a pretty cool effects
processor for madcap looping possibilities.

--- Kevin <kevin@TheNettles.com> wrote:

> I've ordered an Electrix Filter Queen for my "cheap
> guitar 
> synth".  No MIDI control but it does have an
> expression pedal in.
> 
> Thank you Andy for the idea of using a filter plus
> distortion and 
> thanks to everybody else who sent me suggestions. 
> That's what I 
> really like about this list. The idea never would
> have occurred to me 
> on my own.
> 
> While I wait for the Electrix, I'm reviewing my
> signal chain and I've 
> realized that I'll want to put the Filter Queen both
> pre and 
> post  looper and be able to switch between the two.
> 
> In other words I'll want two signal paths that I can
> switch between 
> with a single pedal-press:
> 
> 1. Guitar-->Effects-->Filter-->EDP-->Amp
> 
> 2. Guitar-->Effects-->EDP-->Filter-->Amp
> 
> I've been looking at the inputs and outputs and
> drawing diagrams but 
> I can't figure out how to switch the positions in
> the signal chain 
> between the EDP and the FilterQueen with a single
> pedal press.  I do 
> have two inputs on the amp.
> 
> Can anybody help me with my signal routing
> conundrum?  As always, I'm 
> careful with the pennies I earn from playing music
> so a cheap 
> solution is preferred.
> 
> Thanks for your help!
> 
> Cheers,
> Kevin
> 
> The Nettles: Progressive and Exciting Celtic Music
> www.TheNettles.com
> 
> 


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