Post by Pathein.Raindrop.Moe on Mar 12, 2005 11:53:35 GMT 7
The TB side, true bypass loop
A loop that you can insert any pedals in it, engage the stomp switch when you want the pedals to be in line or away from the rest of your other effect.
Goot to have a TB loop if you are concern about having non true bypass pedals, tone sucking pedals or any pedals that weaken the overall signal
An example will be like this,
GUitar-->Wah---> distortion-->TB looper--> delay-->amp
Inside the TB looper, you can have any pedal you want
So lets say you want to put a phaser that suck tone/weaken signal if its inline with the rest. So by having the phaser in the TB loop, if you "on" the TB loop, the phaser will be in the chain.
If you "off" the TB looper, the signal will be from distortion to TB looper then to delay instead of the usual distortion to phaser to delay. Its like true bypassing a pedal without actually tinkering with the internal of the tonesucking/signal weakening pedal
As for the feedback loop, its a loop also. But it does nothing of the TB looper.
Best to have any time based effect, wah, fuzz and any weird effect in this loop. It is meant to create unworldly weird oscillation sound.
From what i understand, it basically take the guitar signal, go thru all the effect, the modulated signal is feedback to the orignal signal over and over again to get some loud, piercing, or speaker blowing sound.
Heh, hope its clear enough. If theres anything wrong or i might have missed out, anyone, just correct me
A loop that you can insert any pedals in it, engage the stomp switch when you want the pedals to be in line or away from the rest of your other effect.
Goot to have a TB loop if you are concern about having non true bypass pedals, tone sucking pedals or any pedals that weaken the overall signal
An example will be like this,
GUitar-->Wah---> distortion-->TB looper--> delay-->amp
Inside the TB looper, you can have any pedal you want
So lets say you want to put a phaser that suck tone/weaken signal if its inline with the rest. So by having the phaser in the TB loop, if you "on" the TB loop, the phaser will be in the chain.
If you "off" the TB looper, the signal will be from distortion to TB looper then to delay instead of the usual distortion to phaser to delay. Its like true bypassing a pedal without actually tinkering with the internal of the tonesucking/signal weakening pedal
As for the feedback loop, its a loop also. But it does nothing of the TB looper.
Best to have any time based effect, wah, fuzz and any weird effect in this loop. It is meant to create unworldly weird oscillation sound.
From what i understand, it basically take the guitar signal, go thru all the effect, the modulated signal is feedback to the orignal signal over and over again to get some loud, piercing, or speaker blowing sound.
Heh, hope its clear enough. If theres anything wrong or i might have missed out, anyone, just correct me
this sounds interesting, i MAY want it, can reserve 
hehz anyway can someone pls educate me as to wad are those pedals that have sucky sound or would weaken overall signal? thx thx, 
