MichYank Posted November 15, 2019 Posted November 15, 2019 I usually don't use too many effects pedals so I have a question about what to put where. I have a MXR 6 band equalizer, should this be one of my last effects in the chain? Also, where would my Ditto Looper go in relation to the MXR EQ? Probably a dumb question, but thanks in advance.
LK155 Posted November 15, 2019 Posted November 15, 2019 Being a long, long way from expert in these matters, my experience with these two types of pedals is to place them first and last. Guitar---------->EQ--->other stuff-->Looper--------->amp If you have a tuner pedal, it would come first, then the EQ. Bear in mind, I don't think there are any hard and fast rules for this.
DetroitBlues Posted November 15, 2019 Posted November 15, 2019 Sounds about right. Depending on the type of amp you have, this is what I usually do: Amp with Effects Loop: Guitar >> Tuner >> Wah >> Boost >> Overdrive >> Distortion >> into front of amp Effects Loop order: Noise Gate >> Delay >> Chorus >> Flanger >> Phaser >> Reverb >> Looper. Amp w/ no effects loop: Guitar >>Tuner >> Noise Gate>>Wah >>Delay >> Chorus >> Flanger >> Phaser >> Reverb >> Boost >> Overdrive >> Distortion >> Looper. Now I'm experimenting with the dirt pedals based upon a JHS video. I have not tried my Fuzz before the Wah (Hendrix Style), but I might.
MichYank Posted November 16, 2019 Author Posted November 16, 2019 You are all awesome and I appreciate your responses! Thank you, makes sense.
bobmeyrick Posted November 16, 2019 Posted November 16, 2019 19 hours ago, DetroitBlues said: Sounds about right. Depending on the type of amp you have, this is what I usually do: Amp with Effects Loop: Guitar >> Tuner >> Wah >> Boost >> Overdrive >> Distortion >> into front of amp Effects Loop order: Noise Gate >> Delay >> Chorus >> Flanger >> Phaser >> Reverb >> Looper. Amp w/ no effects loop: Guitar >>Tuner >> Noise Gate>>Wah >>Delay >> Chorus >> Flanger >> Phaser >> Reverb >> Boost >> Overdrive >> Distortion >> Looper. Now I'm experimenting with the dirt pedals based upon a JHS video. I have not tried my Fuzz before the Wah (Hendrix Style), but I might. I know it's a matter of personal taste, but I'd have the delay after the modulation effects (chorus etc.) and before the reverb, and overdrive/distortion before the modulation/delay/reverb in the no-effects-loop situation. As ever, experiment with the order of the pedals and use what sounds good to you! The Ditto Looper is a great little pedal, very useful for laying down chord sequences and noodling away over the top.?
Gianluca Posted November 16, 2019 Posted November 16, 2019 I use NU>X Loop Core Deluxe (new) at end the of the chain my current OD list (not in order): Lumpy's Liquid Lead v1 VDL L'Overdrive JRAD The Dude v1 Ethos TWE-1 Lovepdeal Eternity Burst Lovepedal Les Lius Russian Custom Muff(D'Errico boutique, new) the CostaLab EchoLab analog Delay(new) is always at the end and before the looper, the Catalinbread Talisman plate Reverb(new) is just before the delay all pedals always in front, no FX s/r (but if I'd do then only mods in the fx-loop) all used pedals where not otherwise indicated interesting is using the JAMPedals Waterfall Chorus or VDL Vibes between two OD stages, example: Guitar -> VDL L'Overdrive -> The Dude v1 -> VDL Vibes -> Waterfall -> TWE-1 -> Eternity Burst, using alternate one OD before and one after the chorus/vibes is giving me lots of interesting tones the Lumpy's Liquid Lead always at the end of all ODs, sometimes I put it between Talisman and Echolab and it's absolutely Rock Jolly Devil (amazing) interesting is the usage of The Dude v1 as a clean boost after an OD too ...so much to say ? never give up playing
DetroitBlues Posted November 17, 2019 Posted November 17, 2019 16 hours ago, bobmeyrick said: I know it's a matter of personal taste, but I'd have the delay after the modulation effects (chorus etc.) and before the reverb, and overdrive/distortion before the modulation/delay/reverb in the no-effects-loop situation. As ever, experiment with the order of the pedals and use what sounds good to you! The Ditto Looper is a great little pedal, very useful for laying down chord sequences and noodling away over the top.? Ah, it’s been so long since I had a regular amp... you are correct. Modulation after dirt....
MichYank Posted November 17, 2019 Author Posted November 17, 2019 Actually, the signal is going into a Fender Champ so that's why I use the EQ. All your responses are helpful. Play on!
JeffB Posted November 17, 2019 Posted November 17, 2019 With an EQ it always depended on what I was trying to EQ that determined where the EQ was in the chain. EQ pre or post what you are trying to EQ can have a dramatic effect - or no real difference at all.
Kuz Posted November 18, 2019 Posted November 18, 2019 On 11/16/2019 at 4:33 AM, bobmeyrick said: I know it's a matter of personal taste, but I'd have the delay after the modulation effects (chorus etc.) and before the reverb, and overdrive/distortion before the modulation/delay/reverb in the no-effects-loop situation. As ever, experiment with the order of the pedals and use what sounds good to you! The Ditto Looper is a great little pedal, very useful for laying down chord sequences and noodling away over the top.? This +1
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