Members Guitarist4life Posted October 30, 2007 Members Share Posted October 30, 2007 I'm ready to put all my pedals together! I just need to know in what order should I put them. Everything goes into a modded fender hot rod deluxeI have : Ernie Ball VP JR (volume pedal)Barber Tone PressBarber Direct DriveProCo Vintage RatBoss DSD-2 (delay)Rocktron TsunamiMaxxon PH350 (rotary flanger)Digitech Whammy 4Boss Dynamic Wah (auto wah)Vox WahKorg DT10 (tuner) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Kittie Rose Posted October 30, 2007 Members Share Posted October 30, 2007 I'm ready to put all my pedals together! I just need to know in what order should I put them. Everything goes into a modded fender hot rod deluxeI have :Ernie Ball VP JR (volume pedal)Barber Tone PressBarber Direct DriveProCo Vintage RatBoss DSD-2 (delay)Rocktron TsunamiMaxxon PH350 (rotary flanger)Digitech Whammy 4Boss Dynamic Wah (auto wah)Vox WahKorg DT10 (tuner) Tuner(let's call this "Position 0" since it's not a "proper" pedal) -> Digitech Whammy 4(keep in mind that if you had a "real" whammy on your guitar, that'd "have" to be first) -> Tone Press -> Both your Wahs(Wahs usually go first, but after Whammy) Dirt Pedals, in any order -> Proco Vintage Rat(RATs are the best distortion pedals ever so they go after the others to preserve their tone if you're using multiple gains at once) -> Modulation Pedals(Tsunami, Rotary Flanger, anything else) -> Delay(generally you want to echo "everything" and not have the echos feeding into anything else, though this can be an interest effect, try putting a RAT after it sometime and go nuts). The volume pedal depends. If you "only" want to control volume, then put it at the end. If you want it to affect your gain, put it before your dirt boxes. That's the standard positioning for pedals, really, though I think there might be no standard place to put a compressor. Not sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members booher Posted October 30, 2007 Members Share Posted October 30, 2007 If I were you i'd mess around with OD/Dist before and after wah. I find i like mine to be run into wah, rather than wah into dirt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Kittie Rose Posted October 30, 2007 Members Share Posted October 30, 2007 Generally Wah kills the tone of distortion, but putting an Overdrive like a Tubescreamer or whatnot(maybe your Direct Drive)? Can result in lots of niceness. You notice how the wah is less extreme when used with high gain? Putting a gain BEFORE it can counteract this, in and out become more similiar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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