hi folks,
after playing a few month with my small pedalboard, it was time to hook up the pedals to a midi-looper - i hate those step-dancing!
in my big rack, i use a RJM RG-16 and i thought the easiest way to make my pedalboard midi-switchable, would be using another RG-16.
so both run on the same midi-channel and the used effects are nearly the same.
o.k. no 19" multi-unites, just a chorus and a delay instead of the two multieffects....
both rigs are now controlled by a rocktron all access midi-board.
so i made it come true this weekend and put everything in a small rack.
here are the pictures of my B-Rig:
test layout:
front of the rack:
the rack-tray:
back of the rack:
a 1U blank panel will be installed to close the rack on the front and the RG-16 will get some labels for the loops and function switches....later this week.
after playing a few month with my small pedalboard, it was time to hook up the pedals to a midi-looper - i hate those step-dancing!
in my big rack, i use a RJM RG-16 and i thought the easiest way to make my pedalboard midi-switchable, would be using another RG-16.
so both run on the same midi-channel and the used effects are nearly the same.
o.k. no 19" multi-unites, just a chorus and a delay instead of the two multieffects....
both rigs are now controlled by a rocktron all access midi-board.
so i made it come true this weekend and put everything in a small rack.
here are the pictures of my B-Rig:
test layout:
front of the rack:
the rack-tray:
back of the rack:
a 1U blank panel will be installed to close the rack on the front and the RG-16 will get some labels for the loops and function switches....later this week.