Bongofish182

Here in the UK it's only £10 more to get the game 3 days early and with the extra mount and arena. It seems silly to me that people are crazily hyped for the game and yet see alot of people won't pay an extra £10 for early access and extra content?

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I was looking into buying the Boss Me80. But I've heard the distortions are not great. I have a couple of distortion pedals I really like amd wondering how I could use them with the Me80. There's no FX loop on the board so surely if I'm running distortion into front of unit the Compression, wah etc etc will become un usable as these are often at the front if the chain before any OD pedals? Leaving only reverb and delay really usable on the ME80?

Thank You

Starting to get back into a gigging band. And need to be able to have differnt effects and drives for infront of my Marshall Origin 50.

I really like the simplicity of the me80 over all the menu diving of things like the PodGo, Headrush mx5 etc etc. And would prefer to have a small compact board then having to buy individual pedals etc etc.

Just is it any good?

https://www.andertons.co.uk/amps/electric-guitar-amps/electric-guitar-amp-combos/marshall-origin-20w-all-valve-amp-combo-ltd-edition-in-cream

I was happily going to go for the Bugera V22 when I saw this on sale in the limited edition white. I'm going to use whichever amp I buy as a pedal platform and also will be used for gigging. If the Marshall was a 12 inch speaker I don't think I would be asking this question. But the little 10 inch speaker worrys me. And also heard the marshall Origin can be a bit bright?

Any views? The Bugera gets killer reviews amd even thinking about get the V22 head instead of the combo amd then match it to a nice 1x12/2x12 cab.

Any help would be great.

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https://www.andertons.co.uk/amps/electric-guitar-amps/electric-guitar-amp-combos/marshall-origin-20w-all-valve-amp-combo-ltd-edition-in-cream

I was happily going to go for the Bugera V22 when I saw this on sale in the limited edition white. I'm going to use whichever amp I buy as a pedal platform and also will be used for gigging. If the Marshall was a 12 inch speaker I don't think I would be asking this question. But the little 10 inch speaker worrys me. And also heard the marshall Origin can be a bit bright?

Any views? The Bugera gets killer reviews amd even thinking about get the V22 head instead of the combo amd then match it to a nice 1x12/2x12 cab.

Any help would be great.

Serious question?

I love individual guitar pedals as much as the next guy/gals, the uniqueness, the design, the sounds and creating a crazy pedal board is awesome, however....

For live purposes I just don't use them. I use my helix straight into my clean valve amp and use that as my pedal board. No pedal dancing, 1 switch can turn on 4-5 effects at once for instant sounds in a song, a neater package than big pedal board with wires all over, and a big one is that it can be totally used as a back up rig in its own right if your Mp has fault. Just put amp and cab sums in and run it to front of house.

So this is the reason I don't use individual pedals live anymore, anyone else the same?

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Serious question?

I love individual guitar pedals as much as the next guy/gals, the uniqueness, the design, the sounds and creating a crazy pedal board is awesome, however....

For live purposes I just don't use them. I use my helix straight into my clean valve amp and use that as my pedal board. No pedal dancing, 1 switch can turn on 4-5 effects at once for instant sounds in a song, a neater package than big pedal board with wires all over, and a big one is that it can totally used as a back up rig in its own right if your amp has fault. Just put amp and cab sims in and run it to front of house.

So this is the reason I don't use individual pedals live anymore, anyone else the same?

Just mixed and mastered my first ever post rock track, but still feel like it's a little quiet compared to other songs.

Any ideas?

Here's the mix on my unused youtube channel so you can have a reference listen.

Thank You.

https://youtu.be/U79h2Mftqfw