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My pedalboard needs are minor. Note that I don't actually have a pedalboard. |
The
Pedalboard Planner is pretty cool. It doesn't have
every pedal made, for instance it doesn't have the somewhat esoteric
Saturnworks Volume pedal (so I put a TC Electronic Spark to stand in for it). But it's nice to look at what a finished board will look like.
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Saturnworks are just cool. And they do things you sometimes just need done. |
Speaking of Electro Harmonix, the
Pitch Fork seems like a very interesting and cool thing. I notice they use a very single-coil guitar sound with it. The Pitch Fork seems like a rhythm guitar pedal (I mean except for the dive-bombing thing). Creating those massive picked 18-string guitar parts seems sort of interesting to me.
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