Korg Pitchblack Guitar
Korg Pitchblack Guitar
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What is the order I should put my effects pedals in?
I recently built a pedalboard, and I'm curious as to the order of the effects that I have/will have.
The effects are as follows
1.Digitech Grunge
2. Boss Super Overdrive
3.Korg Pitchblack
4.Ibanez Tr-2 Tremolo
5.Digitech Hyper Phase
6. Ibanez Weeping Demon Wah
7. Danelectro Fab Delay
8.Digitech Whammy
9.MXR noise gate
10. MXR M 108 EQ
If anyone could help me figure out how to order these from guitar to amp, I'd really appreciate it.
General rule: utilities -> filters -> gain effects -> time based effects -> pure time effects
I'd probably go guitar -> tuner -> whammy -> wah -> super OD -> grunge -> trem ->phase -> delay
There are several places you could put the EQ and the gate. Personally, I'd put the gate BEFORE the distortion pedals and just use it to raise the noise floor. Cut out all the noise at the beginning and your distortion pedals will generate less noise in the end. Other people like throwing it behind the distortion and getting rid of all the noise after the fact. I find that doing it that just screws up the nuances of the distortion though.
Regarding the EQ, that's up to you. A nice little experiment you can try is stick a graphic EQ pedal on either side of your distortion pedal. Then use the EQs to shape the distortion. Figure out how the distortion reacts to different incoming frequencies. Once you've got your tone all set, take a look at the curve you drew with the sliders. Try to find pickups that match that curve, then you can keep the EQ in the back.
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