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Wow. I’m only sounding out for advice. I’ve not dipped my toe in the effects game yet. Was merely wondering as it’s something I’d like to explore at some point. At most I’ll have a compression pedal for said gig but that’s it. thanks for all the advice though much appreciated

Thanks for all the replies. All guidance taken on board

Cheers mate

Haha thanks mate. It’s not my first time gigging but it is my first time using effects. Cheers for all your help

Thanks for the reply. I will be using a di for the pa but will be using in ear monitors and not using an amp (is this the right thing to do? I’m told it is?)

Hi all, I’ve recently joined a wedding/function band and our first gig is in August. Not having ever gigged with effect pedals before I wanted to ask. when sound checking do you sound check with the effects on or off? or both? Many thanks Craig

Yeah I’ve looked into it. It sounds the biz from the reviews on YouTube. Probably gonna get one I think

Thanks mate I’ll certainly check that out

Hi, I’ve been playing on and off for years and been on here silently years too. Now the problem I have is I’ve never really used effects before. I’m now in a kick derrière 3 piece and really wanna sort my Sound out. But..... I have literally no idea what I need or how to power them all up (what power supply do I need?). I’m guessing I would benefit from a compressor pedal but apart from the obvious synth/chorus/fuzz etc effects what staple pedals would I benefit from? Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated Craig

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[quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1505989514' post='3375656'] Could be interesting if they tour and Copeland intends to take on drum and vocal duties. Not impossible, but the vocals and rythym's aren't exactly straightforward. [/quote] I read an interview with Mark King and he said when they tour this album they will be using level 42's Pete Ray Biggin on drums sharing the duties with Stewart Copeland. So at some point SC will be out front with mic and guitar

I understand the vocals will not be for everybody but for me it works. Its different, fresh and should be killer live when they tour it