How to order guitar pedals effects in signal chain

And obviously, your loop pedal last

Excellent 👌.... simple and practical.
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FINALLY a video where they actually SHOW you the signal chain. Do you know how many videos I had to watch that promised this and didn't? Thanks!!! Great job!

Lifesaver, nearly blew up my amp.

your pdf guide link is broken. takes you to site that isnt registered

what about the detune pedal? is it considered as chorus or pitch shifter?

noise gate etc... why not make a full line up video. this is useless.

What kind of cables I need to power them?

PDF is…G O N E…😩

Do you put a boss AW-3 dynamic wah in the same place you would put a regular wah (dunlop cry baby)?

Worthless

why not just make a video explaining all pedal/s placement etc. one and done video.

I’m a synth guy. I own all boss pedals. I like to put phaser into reverb then into overdrive then into delay. Very neat stuff.

Thanks, being a novice with FX peddles and so on, this is a great place for me to start, thanks again ;)

The PDF guide link is not working any longer

Ahh thank you. I didnt like having my drive before the super octave bit it didnt sound right after the flanger and chorus either. You solved my problem in less than a minute

NEVER talk about send and return because a great many amps don't have them:)

Great video , how do I use this setup for recording into my audio interface

Incomplete, what about Noise Gate, DigiTech Trio, Looper, and where would Buffer Pedals go when using these three pedals in addition to those you’ve shown?

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I prefer the wah after the distortion. The rest I agree upon.

Don't forget to put a buffer after the wah and another one at the very end of the signal chain.

thanks!

What an excellent tutorial. !
Very easy to grasp,,,,this stuff can be easily over complicated,,,TY ! To all involved,,,,😎👍

can i add DI box in this pedal order?? if can, where i have to put em in chain...,, btw thanks🙏, this video very easy to understand for me as a beginner👍🙏🙏🙏

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is this a text-to-speech robot talking? ock-TEI-ver.... shudder

Guitar should go right AFTER compressor!!!!

Certain drive pedal, like the BOSS MT-2 Metal Zone, perform very well in the effects loop.

Modulation doesn’t belong in the loop.

If you put tuner as last you can use it to mute even echo and reverb. An old analog fuzz is the one which probably prefers to be the first but no hard rule for that either. Some vibes might also want to be in the beginning phase. Just experimenting with a delay into OD and sounds pretty nice, just saying.

This is good advice for beginners, but it's also a very good idea to experiment with pedal order and combinations of pedals that you dont normally hear together, you may find something really cool, that you wouldn't find by following conventional wisdom.

There are some things that dont work, like drive/distortion/fuzz in the fx loop. Sounds terrible, and it'll drop the amp volume severely.

where should I put a vol/wah pedal? like the Sonicake wah volume pedal

Follow advice......

So using the Return and Send "Turns Off" the Overdrive/Drive distortion of the amp? If so, why not just crank the distortion from the amp all the way to zero?
If not, why not just put the modulation effects at the end of the effects chain?

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If you put a modulation pedal in your effects loop, I will personally come to your house and give you a very stern look.

I subscribed, but never got the PDF.

In my opinion it is easier to use a WAH pedal and a digital multi effect after... like that it would not only save more space but make guitarists less confused...

I really enjoy what you have composed here. I would just like to give a tiny bit of input. I really hope this is a good suggestion. I see this video as being aimed at more entry level players or experienced players that are new to pedals. So here’s the suggestion, One thing I think should be mentioned is if nothing else just the existence of buffers and maybe a quick explanation of why you might need one. I played guitar 20 years either with no buffers in my signal chain or a couple buffers that I didn’t know about because I wasn’t educated on the subject. No one had ever mentioned to me a thing about buffers. No one ever told me ALL boss pedals have and operate as buffers.

Back to my suggestion. I think to have just mentioned a buffer in this video would get anyone serious enough to do their own research. Look, I just woke up and the house is quite and I’m just waking up. If this is a pointless post, just let me know and I’ll delete it lol

Best video about pedal order, straight to the point and accurate

What if my amp doesn't have the send and return effects loop thing?

Great information for someone who is new in a crazzy cosmic world of guitar toys! Simply explained! 👌

Neat and straightforward 👍