I mostly use it with the gain all the way down for a slightly crackly touch to my clean sound, but it can also be cranked up a bit to give me a dirtier overdrive sound for the few occasions I'll need that. Some comments on the pedals and how I use them:īoss BD-2: so far, this is the only real overdrive pedal I ever gelled with. Mascis Jazzmaster/Epiphone Riviera P93/Hagström Viking Tremar Deluxe->Korg Pitchblack Tuner->Boss BD-2->Zoom MS-50G ->EHX Switchblade Pro, with an EHX Op Amp Big Muff in one loop, and a vintage Shin-Ei 8TR fuzz/wah in the other ->Zoom MS-70CDR ->ZVEX Double Rock->Atomic Ampli-Firebox->TC Electronic Mimiq Doubler ->EHX Super Pulsar->Line6 Echo Park->Source Audio Ventris->Digitech JamMan Solo XT->Roland JC-40 or Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 audio interface.
Without further ado, here is my chain: Squier J.
#TC ELECTRONIC MIMIQ SIGNAL PATH PATCH#
Since I like to play in stereo, patch cables alone for this thing cost a minor fortune, and the cable management on the backside really shows that this is my first attempt at assembling a pedalboard, but I'm happy enough that everything fit and that everything works (it would have been a right BASTARD to try to locate a faulty patch cable in all this).Īnyway, I play noisy, monotonic guitar-based music influenced by bands like the Jesus & Mary Chain, Spacemen 3, LOOP, the Velvet Underground, Spiritualized, and a lot of other stuff. The main reason for this is that I've been recording in my home studio and using different combinations of pedals for different tracks and switching the order around (as well as wanting to keep the signal path as clear as possible), but it gets tedious hauling pedals in and out of boxes, and I've only got one song left on the EP to finish anyway, so I think this will do me for now.
#TC ELECTRONIC MIMIQ SIGNAL PATH FULL#
Available in Natural with gold hardware.So I've been a pedal nerd/addict for a couple of years now and have bought and sold a lot of pedals over this time, but I've never previously put together an actual stable full pedalboard. Other premium modern features include a five-way blade pickup switch, skirted Stratocaster-style knobs for the volume (with 500K EVH Bourns low-friction potentiometer) and no-load tone controls, and Gotoh Custom 510 tremolo bridge. The SSS pickup configuration features a Seymour Duncan Custom Hot Rails Strat SHR-1B humbucking bridge pickup, Seymour Duncan Custom Flat Strat SSL-6 single-coil middle pickup and Seymour Duncan Custom Flat Strat SSL-6 RWRP single-coil neck pickup for glassy, vintage-style timbre with classic Strat® chime.
The caramelized bolt-on maple neck has graphite-reinforced rods for rock-solid stability and a silky-smooth hand-rubbed satin urethane back finish for sublime playability, Luminlay side dots for fluorescent fingerboard guidance on dark stages and heel-mount truss rod adjustment wheel for quick and painless neck relief tweaks.ĭesigned for high-speed playing, its 12”-16” compound radius caramelized maple fingerboard features comfortable rolled edges, 22 jumbo frets, pearloid dot inlays and a Graph Tech TUSQ XL nut. The Dinky mahogany body with figured walnut top features a sculpted shredder’s cut heel and scalloped lower back bout for comfortable and unencumbered upper-fret access. From almost superhumanly tight tracking to a more loose and laid-back performance. The Tightness control defines how tight the doubling is.
And with Stereo I/O thrown into the mix, musicians can go from subtle tone-fattening to head-spinningly huge sounds in no time at all. Mimiq Doubler can add up to three extra tracks for a world of high-quality doubling tones. Finally letting musicians access those larger-than-life recorded tones live on stage through their pedalboards.įrom bone-crushing quad-tracked riffs ala Metallica to sizzling triple-tracked lead lines ala Randy Rhodes and anywhere in between, it's all possible with Mimiq Doubler. With its proprietary doubling algorithm, Mimiq Doubler perfectly recreates the random yet subtle changes in time, pitch, and attack that occur when double tracking in the studio. Risskov, Denmark (September 13, 2016) - TC Electronic's new Mimiq Doubler is the first pedal ever to offer musicians authentic studio-grade doubling.
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