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[quote name='blue' timestamp='1469477959' post='3098697'] Cool venue. The Brooklyn Bowl Blue [/quote] sell me your tickets please. its sold out and i NEEED to see this

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1462119554' post='3040405'] Thanks, just bought tickets for the Saturday!!! [url="http://axs.com/uk/search?q=Vulfpeck"]http://axs.com/uk/search?q=Vulfpeck[/url] [/quote] sell me your tickets please its a sold out show and im dying to go!!!!!!!

[quote name='elephantgrey' timestamp='1472170636' post='3119175'] You could go: Bass > meatbox (dry out)> looper ....meatbox (wet out) > ls2 return a Looper (output #) > synth> ls2 input Ls2 send a > looper return # Ls2 output > di. Then just put ls2 in a+b mode, a knob controls how much synth to di, b knob how much meatbox to di. [/quote] you win!

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1472131442' post='3118760'] Both diagrams achieve the same thing, I just lost patience getting the arrows to look right! The LS-2 takes loops A + B (Meatbox + Synth), blends and sends them to the DI. The dry feed from the Meatbox is used to go to the rest of the pedals and rig. [/quote] i cant figure out how the looper would be used to controll the synth in these scenarios.... i was thinking this....

[quote name='DanEly' timestamp='1471807379' post='3116056'] I can't think of a way to control my micro synth via the looper but send the signal to this second DI. [/quote] Does the OP want the synth pedal to be audible from the amp as well as the DI? if so, im not sure the first diagram will do that.... i haven't quite figured out the 2nd diagram yet.... there seems to be a disconnect between the bass and the synth/meatbox chain???

[quote name='DanEly' timestamp='1471807379' post='3116056'] What I really want to do is be able to also send my micro synth out to the same DI my meatbox is going through. Now this is where I am left a bit puzzled. I'm using a programmable looper to control my pedal board and the meatbox/LS2 is in front of the looper. I can't think of a way to control my micro synth via the looper but send the signal to this second DI. I want to keep the toe tapping to a minimum as I'm already doing a lot. [/quote] you dont need to split your signal pre meatbox.... The meatbox has a TRS out, with the dry signal and the wed signal out seperatley. so you could send the wet to the DI. thus freeing up the LS2 for another purpose. i realise it still does not solve your problem... but it might help. the way i see it if i understand correctly s that you want to split your signal twice, so 3 signals (clean, meatbox, synth) then you want to mix two of them (meatbox and synth) into a DI for the desk? and another two (synth and clean) into your amp?? you just dont have enough mixers and splitters.... does your DI have 2 inputs? as i think that might work. imagine the synth then LS2 in a loop, the LS2 splits the signal (post synth) back to the looper and also to the 2nd input of the DI (if you have one)....if you dont have one, this may be the cheapest solution to achieving the setup you describe. i hope that helps

[quote name='Musashimonkey' timestamp='1471455189' post='3113197'] Is anyone brave enough to get a sample and share it on here?...! [/quote] Enjoy! [attachment=226063:15 Bass Track.zip]

I tried one for a few weeks hoping it would replace my meatbox, whylst being able to do octave up. It diddnt. The effects were good tho.

[quote name='ikay' timestamp='1470902297' post='3109191'] In the blurb for the MF Boost on the Moog website it says that the Level control 'does not go completely off' which sounds like part of the problem. I'd contact Moog tech support and see if they can suggest anything - [email="[email protected]"][email protected][/email] [/quote] quite right, the pot only reduces volume. but not to 0 that sir is a good idea

Thanks, although i have been told that a passive volume pot in series like this can be a tone suck and take some highs from the signal. i really have no intention of selling the pedal, and its going to be used as an always on pedal, so tone loss is not an option. is there any mod i can make to the existing pedal volume pot?

anybody?

Hello fellow chatters, i have a very limited knowledge of electronics, and i need some help, so i thaught id ask round here for some advise i have a pedal that has a gain and volume knob, however when the gain is right up, (which is where i like it) the volume knob dusnt go low enough to achieve unity. Is there a simple mod i can make to the volume pot to achive a lower volume??? the pedal in question is the Moog MF boost alternatively a small inline "set and forget" volume pot in line might do the trick as im using a looper so it could be permanently on? but i cant find one of those any help greatly appreciated thanks in advance.