For years in the studio, unless I was visiting somewhere else, I would just have shelves of pedals and pick what I needed when it was required. Then about two years ago after having built several hundred pedalboards for other people I thought I would lay everything out and hopefully it would make work quicker and neater.
As we aren't currently gigging I am now thinking I am at the point of wanting to pull them apart again and go back to the ways of old to -
- Cut down on possible noise - although I'm not really noticing any.
- Maybe make me a little bit creative with effect order etc.
- Maybe eliminate the snobbery of sticking with a certain pedal rather than experimenting with others that just sit on the shelf but I obviously like too much to get rid of.
Do you have or use a pedalboard in the studio or do you risk the life threatening trip hazard hooking up on the fly?
My muse is not a horse and art is not a race.
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I often drop some studio sounds live.
I sometimes use my blues trio pedal board in the studio because it's pretty basic and covers a lot of the sounds I use a lot of the time.
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