Woodwind Posted Tuesday at 16:42 Posted Tuesday at 16:42 I need to reconfigure my boards for a show in February and will most likely use this new set up for a while after. I was originally running two DI feeds to FOH, but I need to blend both my channels to one DI for this show. I have been looking for an inexpensive 2 channel mixer pedal and can't find anything outside of second hand Boss KM2 which would be absolutely ideal apart from the price. Does anyone know of a similar pedal to a KM2 that is being produced now? I'd like something small so it can be mounted on my board. A switcher is no good as I use both channels simultaneously. Thanks for any pointers Quote
pete.young Posted Tuesday at 17:51 Posted Tuesday at 17:51 LM-2 seems to do what you want - plug the 2 channels into A and B returns and use the A+B setting. 1 Quote
PaulThePlug Posted Tuesday at 18:51 Posted Tuesday at 18:51 Joyo Line Selector? Joyo are Great Value 2 Quote
Woodwind Posted Tuesday at 20:38 Author Posted Tuesday at 20:38 Thank you both for the suggestions. Having had a look at both these led me to the Sonicake Portal as well, so I will have a better look at all 3 over Christmas Quote
ASW Posted Tuesday at 21:21 Posted Tuesday at 21:21 Can you give more info as to what your current setup is? I've got some ideas, but all dependent on what you're using. 1 Quote
HoorayForAnonyms Posted Tuesday at 22:58 Posted Tuesday at 22:58 (edited) Earthquaker Devices and Red Panda do guitar specific pedal board mixers. I’ve haven’t tried either so can’t vouch on quality etc. but considered both when I was looking for a mixer. I ended up going down the AB/Y route. https://www.redpandalab.com/products/mixer.html https://www.earthquakerdevices.com/four-to-one-mixer And Saturnworks do a range of mixer pedals that can purchased from the US via their Reverb. https://saturnworkspedals.com/product/summer-mixer-pedal/ Edited Tuesday at 22:59 by HoorayForAnonyms 1 Quote
SimonK Posted Tuesday at 23:06 Posted Tuesday at 23:06 EHX tri-parallel mixer: https://www.ehx.com/products/tri-parallel-mixer/ I use one to mix three preamps on my 80s throw-back guitar rig, and it's great as it has both phase and level controls. It's also pretty cheap. 1 Quote
Woodwind Posted Wednesday at 00:07 Author Posted Wednesday at 00:07 (edited) 2 hours ago, ASW said: Can you give more info as to what your current setup is? I've got some ideas, but all dependent on what you're using. I have 2 pedal boards that I select between using a switcher A/B pedal. Each board goes to its own DI box and a dedicated channel on the FOH mixer. Pedal board A will have a loop or sustained notes running that I then pitch shift while playing over the top of it using pedal board B so both channels have active outputs at once, it's not either or. For my show in February the logistics are severely compromised so I want to simplify everything massively and was thinking I'd use something like that vintage Boss KM2 to mix both my pedal boards into one di feed. My fee for this show is low so I'd rather economise on the mixer front. Under 50quid is where i'm looking, so the boutique mixers and ABY loopers are out. I have a behringer 8 channel mixer I could use worse case scenario, but I'd rather something small and simple that I can power from my existing power chain and have stuck to a board Edited Wednesday at 00:08 by Woodwind Quote
Higgie Posted Wednesday at 08:00 Posted Wednesday at 08:00 Boss LS2 patched in before your DI Boxes, set to A+B Mix mode. Take the output to one of your normal DI boxes. Done! 2 Quote
Stofferson Posted Wednesday at 08:40 Posted Wednesday at 08:40 Would an xlr summing box work, they're relatively inexpensive, and if you have two di's as is, I assume its xlr? https://www.thomann.co.uk/millenium_sml_21.htm?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=1581403918&gbraid=0AAAAADuDMCU57eHmqef_rUhCGUicqqn-x&gclid=CjwKCAiAu67KBhAkEiwAY0jAlRdiNhOQNn9T7tm_T-zUQaP6qsRpFvsjZycqOZtSTa6cbfErjWwbhhoC5wEQAvD_BwE 1 Quote
JapanAxe Posted Wednesday at 10:00 Posted Wednesday at 10:00 13 hours ago, Woodwind said: Thank you both for the suggestions. Having had a look at both these led me to the Sonicake Portal as well, so I will have a better look at all 3 over Christmas Exactly what I was going to recommend. I recently put one on my main lead guitar pedalboard to mix in wet-only signals from two delay pedals. It works a treat and was stupidly inexpensive - less than £50 on Amazon, even cheaper on eBay. It’s a clone of the discontinued OBNE Signal Blender. 1 Quote
ASW Posted Wednesday at 14:40 Posted Wednesday at 14:40 14 hours ago, Woodwind said: I have 2 pedal boards that I select between using a switcher A/B pedal. Each board goes to its own DI box and a dedicated channel on the FOH mixer. Pedal board A will have a loop or sustained notes running that I then pitch shift while playing over the top of it using pedal board B so both channels have active outputs at once, it's not either or. For my show in February the logistics are severely compromised so I want to simplify everything massively and was thinking I'd use something like that vintage Boss KM2 to mix both my pedal boards into one di feed. My fee for this show is low so I'd rather economise on the mixer front. Under 50quid is where i'm looking, so the boutique mixers and ABY loopers are out. I have a behringer 8 channel mixer I could use worse case scenario, but I'd rather something small and simple that I can power from my existing power chain and have stuck to a board Thanks. As it's a separate signal from each board, no issues with phase, so the XLR summing box Stofferson mentioned above seems sensible. As the signals cannot have their levels set at the desk, you will need a way to set the levels from your pedal boards. Presumably there is a way to set the output level on one or both boards, but if not, the Sonicake Portal seems like a good option. 2 Quote
dannybuoy Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Around half the pedals in my collection invert phase, so you could still potentially have an issue if you’d ever be turning a boost pedal on or off for example on one of the boards. 1 Quote
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