Voodoo Lab

Love my Hex units, work brilliantly and the tone is as pure as can be even with many pedals engaged. However, I have noticed that with an ever changing lineup of pedals which I have hardmounted in my home studio, I have on more than one occasion wished there was a Voodoo Labs switching device (rackm...

I didn't think this one all the way thru... looks like you'll actually need to use three of the isolated loops to accomplish this... oops Here is a more complete connection list: 1. HEX #2 Output to HEX #2 Loop 1 In. 2. HEX #2 Loop 1 Out to HEX #3 Loop 1 In. 3. HEX #2 Loop 1 Send to Marshall Instru...

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Switching the effects between being in the FX Loop of one amp vs going to the front end of another amp can be done, but it can cause some strange problems since the level change between the two routings can be pretty big. It would require two A/B switches... or two of the Isolated Loops (one from e...

OK, I have assembled 3 of the four Hex units and I just picked up a Vox AC10 amp to record mainly clean and pedals sounds and switch between that and a Marshall DSL40c for crunchier stuff...I think I have the MIDI connections/switching figured out now, but another question came to mind.....I plan to...

Hard to find the questions in there ;) forgive me if I missed anything. Continually chaining from one MIDI Device to the next should be perfectly acceptable. If it is an exceptionally large amount of devices, or there are multiple long cable runs, then you might need something like a MIDI splitter ...

So I'm thinking ahead to a studio setup to be able to use all the pedals and rack units I have now (and new ones ones on order), or at least have them ready to punch in on a whim and also keep them grouped up in different combinations for use with an integrated switching system with a small footprin...