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It does - But I don't have a YouTube of my own (just the bands). I'll sort one out for my video hosting. That said - I have no problems playing them from home or work

[quote name='Lee-Man' timestamp='1321359849' post='1438135'] Yup you do need tickets. It think Tom has sorted them out for you already:) [/quote] Ahhhh - Coolio!

I'm coming - Only just noticed this - I was not aware you needed tickets. A drummer friend of mine (he plays with the person that arranged this (is that you?) suggested we go about 10 days back. This is the 1st I knew about needing tickets!

[quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1321123822' post='1435667'] Yeah - am planning to attempt to record something this week... [/quote] As Promised - <embed width="600" height="361" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowFullscreen="true" allowNetworking="all" wmode="transparent" src="http://static.photobucket.com/player.swf" flashvars="file=http%3A%2F%2Fvid61.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fh44%2Fpantherairsoft%2FPedal%2520Videos%2FClusterFluxDemo.mp4"> I've never done a video review before as you can likely tell and I had to compress this down from 2.1gb to the mess it i now - It's lost a bit in the process and the mic keeps dipping in volume to compensate the peaks and dips - but you get the idea!

Few snippets shot today playing around with the Low Pass Filter and trying to sort out my hatred of the Whammy cutting top end. It's all a bit rough, but thought I'd post anyway. I'm playing along to backing tracks made by our very own xgsjx. The vids were shot in HD on a Canon 500D which limits the signal somewhere and I've had to compress the videos massively to get them to an uploadable size so sorry about the quality! <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/zL95ac_73lE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/5i3aPmQ5OOw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Scott's a top guy & great bassist.

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1321206375' post='1436460'] [size=4]Oooh. [/size] [size=4]A "like" from a mod. That Top Trumps any "dislikes" for life.[/size] [/quote] Should be worth at least 3 likes in reality

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1321205441' post='1436435'] [size=4][color=#222222][font=Arial]As long as the mods can sift out the vindictive, unreasonable and immature "dislikes". Maybe the mods have given themselves a bigger job than they really needed.[/font][/color][/size] [/quote] Good point! Turn it off. Turn it off now please!!!!!!!!!!!

+1 on everything you said. I'm still being constantly impressed. Now I've moved to my poweramp set up , the amount of bass on tap is unreal! massive infact!

Nice!

Yeah - am planning to attempt to record something this week...

I've had a play with the Analogman. Only pedal chorus I've tries that I prefered to the EBS... Until the Cluster Flux came along anyway! Not tried the Boost Chorus. Hot Rox stock it though and they are around the corner from my Studio so I may pop in and play. I had the Red Ripper from the same 'character' series, which I sold, and it's possibly the only pedal I really miss (that and the ABSynth) and want back again.

Nice set up Rich. I'd like to steal your Analogman chorus please

I use the MP-201 to create similar LFO's into my Low Pass Filter. It's a pretty sweet homemade bit of kit to be honest

Links to pics on the thread you link to in the OP have broken (prob when the forum software moved over!). Can you replace them... I've only just seen this thread and I'm interested

Which ever side of the loops you select will act as your signal path - you can still turn those pedals off though. They won't always 'effect' the signal, just be in line. Much like they are at the mo as your board currently stands. The easiest way to think of it is that the LS-2 is an effect. Imagine the pedals in its loops don't exist. Bass - pedal a - pedal b - LS-2 - pedal c - pedal d - amp That's like a regular pedalboard with 5 pedals on it , although in reality there are more pedals as they are 'within the loop' of the LS-2. So which ever channel of the LS-2 is selected forms the signal path. If you think of the LS-2 as a multi effect, that does the job of which ever channel is selected, imagining the signal path gets a little easier (only in A/B mode though!). If I'm not explaining it too well I apologise. If you PM me your current set up in the exact order you currently have it set up I'll write you up an example signal path with the LS-2. Shep

The issue is, you currently want 3 combinations... Pre - Octave - MuTron (if you use one of your basses) Octave - MuTron (of you use the other bass (doesn't require Pre)) Pre - compressor. The way I laid out the chain before... Bass - Pre - LS-2 Loop A: Mu-Tron - Octave Loop B: Comp Amp Would be the closest. It would mean you can switch between the Mu-Tron & Octave together AND the compressor with 1 press. You would also need to turn the Pre on or off though if you needed it. If you use the bass that always needs the Pre then you're fine (as I assume it's always on anyway), but of using the other bass you'd just turn it on for slapping. That should work.

Let me have a think and I'll get back to you. Something like the Carl Martin Octa Switch would do it as you can set up 8 specific combinations of pedals and pop between them. The GigRig stuff would work too. Expensive though. I can't think of a way to do it with your average loop/line selector.

Your post implies that you only use mu-tron and octave, then Pre and comp. So, do you actually want Pre, mu-tron and octave, then Pre and comp? In that case... Bass - Pre - LS-2 Loop A: Mu-Tron - Octave Loop B: Comp Amp The signal will always go through the Pre, then either mu-tron and octave OR compressor. Shep