A MIDI-controlled pedalboard can be made entirely of MIDI-capable pedals, or it can be a hybrid setup with some pedals being controlled manually. Learn why I much prefer full MIDI control over hybrids.
Here’s an example of a very well executed small guitar pedalboard build. This board has a trick up its sleeve in that it allows for flexible routing and expandability. It offers a meat and potatoes approach to pedals, while also allowing you to add more to it.
I recently acquired a Chase Bliss Clean Compressor pedal that came from a holiday Chase Bliss Mystery Box. I’ve had the time to play it a lot and compare it to my favorite compressors in my collection. I have some things to say about it…
Do I Need a Compressor Pedal? I get this question a lot. Compression is often misunderstood. It’s too easy to set a compressor incorrectly and
I’ve either tried or or owned just about every major delay pedal out there. In fact, it would be easier to point out delay pedals
I’ve been making a lot of short videos lately to fit the format for Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Here’s a piece in A Harmonic Minor with guitar, bass and drums, squished into a minute-long video.