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I need to look at some photos of FM9 rigs with a few other pedals around it. Always feels like it’s going to be unwieldy and huge, but I don’t want to give up a few of my DIY drive and fun mod pedals.
I need to look at some photos of FM9 rigs with a few other pedals around it. Always feels like it’s going to be unwieldy and huge, but I don’t want to give up a few of my DIY drive and fun mod pedals.
Interesting… I’m going to have to do some measurements and maybe try whatever pedalboard planner site(s) people always use, and also play a bunch of guitar. My main problem is that a couple of my keepers are a little larger format.
Thanks!
That's probably going to be your biggest challenge. Could just build one out of plywood. Will be heavy AF.two expression pedals
That's probably going to be your biggest challenge. Could just build one out of plywood. Will be heavy AF.
I just put the second expression pedal on the floor.
That’s the thing for me too, the few pedals I’d like to maybe add to the fm9 are larger format.
That's my beef with a lot of them too. Helix is honestly better suited for this sort of thing because the capacitive footswitches let you jump to that effect very quickly at least. HX Stadium is going to be even better because you can just tap the fx block on screen. Still, it's not the same as having straight up dedicated knobs for literally everything.Yeahhhh
My main problem with an all modeler rig is that I like turning knobs on dedicated, constant pedals for silly, noisy sounds sometimes, without having to navigate through menus etc*. Or like I have an El Cap, and I love the larger OBNE pedals, and while I’m sure I could get all those sounds in Fractal, not in such a fun way.
That's my beef with a lot of them too. Helix is honestly better suited for this sort of thing because the capacitive footswitches let you jump to that effect very quickly at least. HX Stadium is going to be even better because you can just tap the fx block on screen. Still, it's not the same as having straight up dedicated knobs for literally everything.
Here's a quick taste :
Every digital device group (or honestly any musical device group) hopes to have a LeonLeon is a treasure. We are so lucky to have a power user who is also a great player and an excellent communicator who loves to share. It really makes approaching the on device possibilities so much more accessible to a total smooth brain like myself.
Yeah but that’s what I want. No sense committing to a big board build that isn’t what I actually want.
I’ve built them before and been able to keep the weight down. I’m capable but that’s not what I want to spend my time doing. I want a board that comes with a case in the dimensions I’m looking for. It’s probably out there, I’m not in a hurry.
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The board/case I have might work for you, you'd just have to buy a riser for it. I was thinking of adding one to this board for some additional pedals-
The board on the bottom with pedals is the one it came with, it's 32"x14", the board the FM9 is on is one I made that's 32"x12", if I had the FM9 on the supplied board there'd be enough room above the FM9 for a pedal riser, not a ton of room and it would overhang on the top of the FM9, but it'd work!
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And yeah, my homemade FM9 pedalboard weighs a fucking ton in comparison to the supplied board. To the point I'm probably going to buy one to replace it as it adds several pounds and that whole case with the FM9 is around 100lbs with everything in it.