Dunlop Mxr
Dunlop Mxr
How should i order these effects pedals for my guitar?
Please answer in order from guitar to amplifier
I have a Boss DS-1(Distortion), Boss DD-3 (Delay), Boss NS-2(Noise Gate), MXR Super Comp(Compressor), MXR EQ Peda(EQ)l, Dunlop Crybaby Wah(Wah-wah), Digitech Tone Driver(Overdrive), Digitech Hyper Phase(Phaser), Digitech Chorus Factory(Chorus), and a Digitech Envelope Filter
Wow, that's a pretty intense rig there.
Some of this is up to personal preference but I would say...
Compressor/Noise Gate -> EQ -> Wah Wah -> The Distortions -> Phase/Chorus/Filter, etc.. -> Delay
Really you just want to figure out what sound each pedal is going produce on the sound going into it. If you put the delay before the distortion before the phase, you will be phasing the distortion. If you put it the other way around, you'll be distorting the phase.
Play with it and see what you like. With that set up you can come up with some cool sounds. There's really no right or wrong answer to this.
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Amp settings for sweet child o mine?
I have a 1968(i think) fender princeton, tube, no distortion
knobs all go from 1 to ten, and it has volume, treble, bass, speed, intensity,
what is the best setting for Sweet child o mine, i have a crybaby wah and a Zakk wylde mxr dunlop in my pedal layout.
Lower your treble. Keep mid range and bass high. Your guitar pickup setting is very important. Keep only the neck position pickup turned on to get that mid range sound.