TC Electronic Mimiq Demo and Review - A Double Tracker that ACTUALLY WORKS

[@89ji76]

and then the live sound guys sums the guitar to mono and you cry yourself to sleep that night.

[@estudiohurricane666]

use 2 amps champ

[@89ji76]

estudiohurricane666 even if you mic two amps, it’s still likely going to become mono in the mains. In smaller venues where the amps themselves are the main source of your guitar volume this could work though.

[@estudiohurricane666]

@@89ji76 pan L-R booth mics and use effect to tje core

[@NOKnova]

@@estudiohurricane666 I’m pretty sure a lot of smaller venues are summed to mono the vast majority of the time to avoid phase issues. If you know the venue runs in stereo, kick it on. If not, leave it 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@fabianthio4011]

This is such a great demo. I think TC should pay you to use this as their explanation demo for this pedal. Totally explain this pedal features.

[@josefpdx]

Yeah I'm blown away

[@LeonTodd]

Shit, this actually sounds awesome!

[@warrrmayhem]

dude you have no idea how much you just helped me, up until now i thought the best ways to stereoize a distorted guitar were modeller's enhancer sections of various sorts, and i really didn't wanna buy an axe fx just for that stuff (cuz i'm more than happy with my analog rig as of now). A shitton of money saved, thank you so much!

[@yigithicylmaz774]

I am so excited to hear this product being reviewed from you!

[@hertzfistproductions8149]

Great video, just a quick note about the mono output - it does have a practical use, in fact I actually use it this way myself! In my case, it's not practical to add this to my pedalboard (for various reasons), so I simply have it sitting on top of my second amplifier. I have two identical outputs coming out of my tuner (so I can mute one amplifier for breakdowns, intros etc.) I run the second cable from my pedalboard into the Mimiq and out the mono output into the second amp. I set the doubler-mode to 1, I turn the "dry" knob to zero and the "effect" knob to full, that way it's modulating only the second amp and creating the desired stereo effect.

[@travislangford1432]

Thanks for doing this review. This is the level of review, with quality audio samples that this pedal needed.

[@Mayadude66]

Thank you for making the best review of this pedal that I've seen. Most reviewers don't understand this pedal. I'm gonna get one now.

[@markk9184]

Holy doubling tracking batman! This pedal sounds great. Never heard of nor saw it before. Very educating, well done!!

[@bigbbrother]

this is the BEST REVIEW of mimiq!! Thanks!!!!!!

[@mikesmith1290]

I just picked up a TC electronics Plethera X5, and use the Mimic “pedal” on acoustic tracks and it sounds incredible! I also run this into a ToneX pedal on the left, and. ToneX One on the right. Same amp tone models, but different cabs

[@3745green]

I just ordered one for my ax8. Super pumped

[@bowlsnapper6206]

You're good at explaining shit in a practical manner. Made sense. You've got a knack for this buddy!

[@georgepelekoudis]

Thanks. Very interesting experiment. I was surprised that I preferred the sound with the overdrive plugged in front, compared to the two pedal setup after it. It sounded like it tracked the overdriven signal better. This pedal proved its superiority over the other methods, when listening in mono.

[@glenngross6605]

Awesome pedal, hoping to find one used since TC has part shortages now. I was happy to hear some Devin Townsend easter eggs in your demos!

[@Sphaxdemon]

So that's what it is? I was wondering why i couldnt find it anywhere

[@mctwishvonnoodles9793]

Love your reviews! Thorough, without a bunch of useless information. Keep it up Being the only guitarist in my band, this pedal will definitely widen our sound

[@blanche027]

The best Mimiq review!!!

[@monsieurabsurd1395]

Thumbs up for "Supercrush!" in the beginning!

[@timmerriman3177]

Awesome demo! I bought one of these to be a time saver in the studio. Ran an HM2-ish pedal in front then stereo out set @ 1 dub (Carvin V3 w/ Marshall 412 & Mesa single rec w/ 115 bass cab). Result was a really nasty but huge sound. Thought I was done, then the engineer panned all of that to one side and had me do it again, panning those tracks to the other side. Maybe overkill for a silly thrash punk band, but the end result was better than I could have expected and definitely better than if I had just double tracked with one or the other amp.

[@alancordner21]

Tim Merriman I wanna hear this!! Thinking of using one for lead sections but worried it won’t be able to handle a HM2! I split my signal into two amps already so one side would be HM2 and the other a Stampede. Interested in your views!

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

Pretty heavy layering ala Cobain's guitars on 'Nevermind'.

[@shannonjones3714]

I can’t even thank you enough for sharing this information! This is the only demo I’ve found that applies to what I’m doing and looking to do! Excellent job as always!

[@tunasalad970]

Wow, that works a lot better than I thought it would. I’ve heard of this before but I’ve always dismissed it as I assumed it was just gonna be a tight delay or something. I often use my axe FX with a stereo power amp and two cabs, so now the wheels are turning...

[@rangerdoc1029]

How did I miss this? I've been searching for exactly this effect for years.

[@jshchrchll3180]

@PlagueScytheStudios , i reallly appreciate this demo/review and especially that you took the time to analyze the waveforms. when running this pedal with a mono input and stereo output, did you happen to notice whether one side remained dry and the other was the wet signal? or were both outputs effected in some way?

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

In true stereo, it appears one side is an untouched dry signal while the other is 100% wet. I couldn't detect any changes to the dry signal audibly or by viewing the waveform.

[@randyhollandsworth626]

Thank you for explaining placing the overdrive before or after the Mimiq. Looks like it works either way (depending on what sounds best to you) Thanks again! Been looking for someone to answer that question for quite a bit... cheers!

[@eggwaffle]

Perfect review, told me everything I needed to know. Thanks.

[@Stargazerz]

I own one of these and it's great. I use it to write with. It's great for quick demos.

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

I'm finding that's my favorite use so far. It's perfect for laying down rhythm parts quickly when I just need a base to program MIDI instruments in the song.

[@Burkhimself]

Fractal actually recommends running the enhancer block at the end of the complete chain.....good vid

[@emrage78]

If the effect is off, can I use this pedal also like an Y-Switchpedal, meaning I can feed two independent amps for stereo sound.

[@korayem]

10:06 judging by how it sounds before switching it on, I think it DOES act as a Y switch pedal, no?

[@facepalmjesus1608]

what if you double track with this engaged on each track and you pan the guitars on the middle?

[@neighbourhoodmusician]

Great video.I always wondered what the point of the Mimiq Mini was considering it's mono.

[@aldersmoke1]

Yeah I wish he would at least have let us hear it mono.

[@slacktoryrecords4193]

Great sounding pedal, great explanation, great demonstration. Total ear candy. I must have this. Thank you

[@jesuscorona3562]

can you explain the fancy slave out setup bro, i did not quite get it, you said that particular setup in case you only own 1 amp, but then you talked about using another amp as a slave?? thanks bro.

[@wetcat833]

You and me both, mate. I think we need a diagram.

[@MrSkonny]

How do you wire it for two amps with 2 pedalboards ? Where's the best place to put it ? Can somebody draw a diagram please ?

[@XemorgTV-wc6tg]

Can you put TC mimiq after signal with cab sim and split it into PA with stereo input? Does it make sense?

[@jupjuck]

You could probably use this for quad tracking an album. Like doubling with the mimic x2

[@homevalueglass3809]

What I was thinking. Spit the signal first to 2 different amps or pedals then into 2 mimiqs then into a 4 channel interference. Would save an awful lot of time, especially if you have to splice together takes and are multi-tracking. Maybe even good on fattening up vocals🤔

[@jupjuck]

@@homevalueglass3809 @HomeValue Glass rather than two separate mimics I was thinking two takes through two different amps and your mimic is your split to those amps But yes you could do that too and would work fine of course the mimic has a triple dub or four part setting but that might work better so who knows

[@TheGriff7628]

I use this live with my stereo setup, and it's so awesome! to the point where I cant play without it. My trick is to have it bypassed when I'm doing the intro to a song, or a solo or when the vocalist isn't singing and then activate it when she comes in for a verse etc. I have it set so its slightly below unity and naturally the effect is my sound sits back in the mix more and doesn't interfere with the vocals. It gives space in the middle for the singing. The best results are running the mimiq in stereo. Great vid man! EDIT: There's also a few toggle switches inside the unit. One of them switches between True Bypass and Buffered Bypass.

[@BUILDINGFUTUREX]

how sounds if you put a stero or mono delay before the mimiq or even a reverb?? is weird? it works?

[@mnkristof]

Jesuel M This interests me too.

[@TheRealcdawg22]

@@BUILDINGFUTUREX Works great in most cases. If you have a TRUE STEREO (L&R IN - L&R OUT) Delay or Reverb, they will sound best after the Mimiq. If your effect pedal is MONO or SPLIT STEREO (MONO IN - STEREO OUT), run those type of effects before the Mimiq. The degree of awesomeness is directly related to the quality of signal the Mimiq receives.

[@skrabio]

Weirddddd, literally just got one of these yesterday. The helix effect and round about ways to attempt this just weren’t cutting it.

[@jimrutters6097]

So I recently bought this pedal..running it through a stereo rig….. I found it really pushes the mids and takes away the bottom end…..kinda bummed had high hopes. What’s the fix?..eq pedal?…

[@notatopyoutuber]

I've ordered used one for 100$ cant wait it come to me for my acoustic guitar will use it with 2 out of my 3 pickups and mic settup with 4 compressors, with dry signal turned off on those 2 so I should have 3 separate tracks with 3 different sounds (3rd pickup blended with mic and those 2 from doubler)

[@yigithicylmaz774]

does it bother you that one channel is always behind the main signal(because time travel is impossible)? it bothers me when I only listen to the raw guitar sound but I honestly dont know if it will have the same annoyance when two signals are put into the mix.

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

I'm used to playing through single channel delay setups for stereo widening, so it never really bothered me (only when it's done poorly). If you're playing to a full band, that time delay definitely melts into the mix, which is why I've never been convinced with the 7 ms Haas effect John Petrucci uses, for example.

[@yigithicylmaz774]

yeah I don't like haas effect nor slapback delays. I always hesitate to double track so this product might be a good solution to demo tracks for me. thank you for replying. you are one of the kindest content creators!

[@thephoenixcycle8854]

Help me understand this correct. I have a guitar head and a 4x12 cab. This will not work with what I have?

[@harleyhexxe9806]

That's correct. For this pedal or any other similar pedals like this to give you the desired effect, you need at least two amplifiers. Putting this into a single channel guitar rig, will sound like a cheap chorus effect but without the depth. Even a chorus pedal in a single channel amp rig doesn't sound all that great, but with two amps you get the wide separation and the depth. If you add panning or ping-pong delays between the amps, now you get spatial movement of your notes, chords, etc...

[@willchug]

What’s going to happen if you run the 1st output through the front of your mono head (as well as boosted🤷‍♂️) and the 2nd through the effects loop (Delay for solo🤷‍♂️). (Half stack mono or stereo cab) will it still come out as poo? / any difference or exactly the same as mono?🤷‍♂️

[@EversonBernardes]

Wild guess: tightness is the amplitude of a modulated delay, as you guessed. Probably not a simple modulation oscillation shape (like a pure sine), though, as that would become obvious quick. Say, something like two sines at large prime number frequencies. The differences in amplitude and harmonic content might be a multi-band compressor.

[@boimesa8190]

It would have to be a non-linear, possibly with some phase aligning DSP to regain tightness

[@stevenorton9438]

So I was a roadie for coc this year and asked pepper why he runs his keely doubler in mono not stereo he said in stereo it sound like it's in outer space so why here it doesn't sound that way in stereo?

[@crisgale8098]

To everyone singing the praises of this pedal, all I want to ask of is to go into windows settings or whatever you use if you can and set your headphones to output mono and relisten to all the comparisons. It sounds really great when you hear it stereo with headphones on where each track is in a different ear but when you reduce it back down to mono it really doesn't sound that convincing or good. I have one and tried it in stereo with 2 very different amps sitting across the room from each other and it just does not sound like anything more than a kinda lame chorus if anything. All these videos singing the praises of this pedal have going directly into an audio interface and thats the audio we get in the video split to left and right ear which of course is going to have an obvious stereo sound because it is literally 2 separate audio channels. In actual reality in a room with 2 amps the effect is minimal if anything.

[@sleepless51]

06:54 - "Maybe my pot is wired backwards, who knows" - I cracked up!

[@wetcat833]

Currently waiting for mine in the mail. I can see myself going nuts trying to fit this into my rig. I'm running a Headrush Looper into Helix rack then into a pair of THD Univalves and out to a pair of Mesa Mini-Recto cabs. Just to complicate things, I often swap out the THD's for a Mesa Rack V-Twin pre-amp running into a 20-20 Dyna-Watt power amp. I haven't even got it yet and already my brain hurts but it will be fun experimenting. Any routing suggestions will be much appreciated. T.C. Electronics, please please please make a midi programmable version of this and I'll buy it again.

[@theRodofwar]

so where in line, should the Mimiq be placed for it to sound better ? BEFORE the Chorus, Delay and Reverb or AFTER ???????????

[@zpottsy]

After overdrive, and distortion pedals, and before chorus delay, and reverb works best for me.

[@HAL-zx1bw]

great review. thank you Metal Jesus!

[@3745green]

Did you try hard panning a stereo ultra res cab block and use the stereo inputs on the TC?

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

I assume you mean putting the Mimiq after the cab block? It sounds about the same as the video shows with the cab block going through the pedal. I demonstrated it this way to show how transparent the pedal is.

[@3745green]

@@PlagueScytheStudios yeah. Stereo cab block with different cabs hard panned, fx loop stereo out to the TC stereo in, and back in to the ax8. Just curious if it would be "more betterer". Thank you for the demo. Can't wait to get mine.

[@cultshakere]

this shoul do well with amp sims as well i recond. record in stereo to to different inputs in you audio interface and run a different amp sim from each input. instant double tracked guitars, half the time time recording!

[@cameronlaing2829]

Great video, I have a question. I run my pedals (mix of dirt and mod) into a two notes cab M+ Would I add this to the chain AFTER the the cab M if I was running into an audio interface for double track recording?

[@sgg74]

Thanks for the review! Have you tried the Keeley 30ms? I wonder how the two compare?

[@facepalmjesus1608]

can someone confirm? 8 string -> torpedo cab m -> mimiq LR out-> mxr evh 5150/diezel vh4 pedals -> audio interface ch1 in ch2 in worth for home recording?

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

Splitting between two pre amp pedals should sound great, but I think you have an error in your signal chain. You will need a cab IR loader after each pre amp pedal, bot before.

[@facepalmjesus1608]

@@PlagueScytheStudios oh shit!!! 2 cab m pedals? thank you for destroying my dreams!

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

You can load IRs in your audio workstation program too, you don't necessarily need a pedal.

[@facepalmjesus1608]

@@PlagueScytheStudios or maybe i can buy 2 mooer micro pre pedals which they have cab sim embedded on them right? and plug then both on the mimiq

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

It would probably make more sense to go this route and use the pedals you already own: Yerasov IRon Cab Stereo Impulse Response IR Speaker Cabinet Simulator w/ MIDI (Black) Black reverb.com/item/21491641-yerasov-iron-cab-stereo-impulse-response-ir-speaker-cabinet-simulator-w-midi-black-black?

[@kenr.b.891]

Can you give us an example of how it sounds in mono? It seems like it would just thicken the sound in mono?

[@josefrancisco6969]

Stereo rigs would sound more phase accurate or with less phase problems with this pedal ?

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

There is no option but stereo rigs for this pedal IMO. The mono output sounds like trash, which is why I didn't demo it. Phasing issues will depend on amp placement, but under normal conditions, there are none to speak of.

[@ewippel7446]

I wish I could find someone comparing this pedal to the Nembrini Doubler plugin.

[@homevalueglass3809]

Awesome, thanks for the review. This would be killer for home recording. Save so much time doubling guitar and possibly vocal tracks.

[@jorrickthole6505]

The New Black !!! Awesome song choice, great demo 🤘💀🤘

[@iseeu-fp9po]

12:48 - Strapping?

[@aidab7258]

o.k, i will first start off my saying I am an electronic illiterate. I wanted to make sure I heard you clearly when you said it is useless if someone had a combo and an amp head with a single cab? For example, using the combo as mono, through its effects loop. and the single stack as stereo?

[@davidcomesanagonzalez5540]

Do you think it is worth buying one for getting more separation with a stereo 2×12 cab?

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

If you plan to mic up the cab while recording or gigging, sure. In the room however, it doesn't sound all that great when the speakers are that close together as it produces a slight phaser/ destructive interference type sound.

[@carlosalmeida7174]

I have this pedal almost since it got out, and love the way it sounds in stereo, but for a long time now I'm experiencing some sort of ground loop noise that I tried to correct in many different ways: change power supplies, 9V batteries, cables, and also a Radial ABY with fase and ground switches that I connect to the stereo inputs of the Minis and the problem persists. Did you have any kind of issues so far?

[@carlosalmeida7174]

I also saw many people complaining about the same issue in the TC Forum.

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

I can't say I have, though this pedal seems rather mint and probably won't exhibit such long term side effects for a while. That's a shitty situation though.

[@BUILDINGFUTUREX]

how sounds if you put a stero or mono delay before the mimiq or even a reverb?? is weird? it works?

[@damonkatos4271]

Very nice thorough review! One of the best I’ve heard, especially on a misunderstood pedal

[@RVevolution]

Have u tried using any pitch shifting (octave +/-, harmonizer, etc) on only 1 of stereo outputs with 100% wet signal mix for lead lines, maybe with a touch of delay on same output as pitch shifting or even stereo Delay or even both stereo Delay before and like a short tape like delay on pitch shift channel?

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

hmmm... wonder if this could be setup with a couple of mooer preamps.

[@bionno78]

Sorry if you say it and i didn't get it , but i imagine this can be the last pedal of the RIG before the Audio Interface , its correct ? I have H&K Black Spirit 200 -> Torpedo CAB-M -> Audio Interface(MONO INPUT) so i can put it after the CAB-M and go into the A.Interface in STEREO , correct ? H&K Black Spirit 200 -> Torpedo CAB-M -> TC Electronic Mimiq -> Audio Interface INPUT 1 and INPUT 2 ? Thanks

[@aidab7258]

I did purchase one from a friend, but, I really dont know how to operate it. And, I cant get a straight answer from anyone on how to.

[@leandrocesarmaccan5655]

What about the Boss Metalizer?

[@SelfPropelledDestiny]

One thing that I keep wanting to see from all the reviews on this pedal, is the actual waveforms recorded onto two different tracks in a DAW. I saw you actually did that but we didn't get to really zoom in on that waveform. How close do they resemble each other with tightness at the extremes? Or with tightness in the middle? I want to see the imperfections in those waves to see that it isn't simply a sample delay, but something a bit more sophisticated. Couldn't I get a similar effect by automating my second guitar track with slightly moving Haas effect (a sample delay moderately sawing back and forth between 0ms and 30ms) and then automate another small sawing of pitch by cents? Point is, show me the waveforms, and turn the tightness knob while recording to see how much of a difference it makes.

[@nathanweinstein2766]

I assume the Mimiq acts like a whammy pedal… it pitch shifts digitally exclusively as the delay time changes. The only thing that I can see to confirm this is the fact that the firmware can be updated through a USB port… meaning DSP is involved. If I’m right, the volume aberrations would only occur during the delay/pitch changes. If this was occurring in the analogue domain, the pitch shift would undo the delay change, unless I’m being stupid.

[@mfkrwill]

I wonder how it handles other sources and not just guitar. Like, running a prerecorded vocal take through it

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

It handles line level inputs like fx sends fine, so vocals will probably work.

[@ChrisRojas78]

Are are you using the wireless connection from your guitar for avoiding electric shock risk? Is this pedal safe with 2 real amps? I had that question because I don´t know is this pedal has a ground lift

[@relevantinformation6655]

If you add a Wasa dimension C after it both in stereo; very interesting. I’m running into two (old like me) Marshall 100 watt amps and two half cabs.

[@DahakaSlayer]

Can it work with stereo poweramp like Matrix? I mean, I use POD HD500X playing live. So, can I do type of ”slave out” method you mentioned with one, stereo poweramp into two different guitar cabs?

[@HRJ1411]

Great vid, thanks for making! Question - if you ran a TC Quintessence Harmonizer into this pedal, could you get the second guitar part to be playing a double track of harmony notes?

[@sammadden5540]

You'd have to have it after

[@HRJ1411]

@@sammadden5540 quintessence into mimiq, both running stereo

[@poulwinther]

That was awesome, thanks! Have been wondering about it for a while but not found much that was relevant to my application. I agree that the stereo image is wider in a real double track but darn, that's really good! The only other thing I'd love to hear is some shred. Can it hold up?

[@turkeytrailhoneybeefarmgeo6292]

I've tried 2 delays in stereo not so good. Tried the boss harmonist and pitch shifter. Both in stereo. Not so good. This is the one!?

[@Domestik_Savage]

In your opinion, is it worth the extra hundred bucks (at today's street prices) to get the full-featured original pedal over the Mimiq Mini?

[@plasticfork2449]

Could you use it with a multieffects unit and a real amp using the 4 cable method?

[@TheRealcdawg22]

Yes, but 2 amps. 8 cables.

[@alancordner21]

Rad! Been looking at one of these for a while to boost leads. I use a double rig, so the stereo out is a feature I want to use but would it handle two different distortions going into it though?

[@TheJMan1K]

Interesting video as always but off topic question. Would you recommend a 6505 boosted (Want that old school Machine Head or Gorijia tone) or getting the Horizion devices Apex preamp and a power amp? Like the portable idea of the preamp however I want a Peavey considering it’s close to the sound I’m going for. Main amp currently is a Randall RG15003 boosted boosted that I get a decent sound out of it but it’s lacking something if that makes sense. I’m thinking a Amptweaker Depth Finder could add some low end punch or maybe getting a new cab. My current one if a Carvin cab that I’ll probably replace with a Hesu cab. Edit: I’m thinking of possibly buying a Boss MT-2w to boost. If anyone knows how the newer metal zone is in front of the amp please let me know! Also that sound I’m going for is best demonstrated by Ola Englund in his Machine Head vid.

[@scottpeters4401]

Could you run this on the outputs of an FM3??If I didn’t want to sacrifice my loop,could this run after everything in my chain?

[@SkylerMills]

Hey dude got a few questions gpr this with a modeler

[@bioburden]

Hmmm - seeing as my rig is a separate preamp and poweramp - you're saying I can input my preamp straight into the Mimiq and just output to two poweramps & cabs? That sounds awesome!

[@TheRealcdawg22]

You can do that with any signal splitting device.

[@bioburden]

@@TheRealcdawg22 Sure, but the Mimiq would at least add a slight difference to the two signals.

[@TheRealcdawg22]

@@bioburden I wasn't saying you couldn't. Just informing you that this works for other things as well. And it is awesome.

[@bioburden]

@@TheRealcdawg22 Cheers buddy!

[@chuckhagen1612]

Obviously this pedal sounds better going into 2 amps. But I still double track with it to get a beefier sound and it sound great. I just cut back the thickness differently in each channel with great results

[@facepalmjesus1608]

i am about to buy 2 Joyo zombies with their 8'' cabs for dual setup..so is this gonna work between them right?

[@nachingou]

intelligent and extensive demo.

[@mr_hppd348]

Did you do the firmware update? There is a second firmware update on a tc forum that is suppose to fix the dubs two where the center dub gets pushed to the side, did you do that update?

[@sgt.thundercok4704]

v1.2 - www.tcelectronic.com/product.html?modelCode=P0DDH

[@joepaul9855]

How well does your wireless setup work? Looks like whats on amazon for like $150.....heard good things about it.

[@PlagueScytheStudios]

For what I've used them for, the X VIVEs are wonderful. Very reasonable battery life, excellent range (even through multiple 2x6 walls across a house), and never had any drop out issues. I would be hesitant to use them for an important gig, but many people say they've never had a problem with interference. For casual use, I can wholly recommend them.

[@RobbieTayVaughan]

I've watched this video several times. It almost seems like its a chorus though lol. I see that Rabea uses one in his dual kraken rig. Im using a Peavey 6505+ and a Laney AOR in stereo each through a 2x12 all stacked up in a wall lol. Kinda loosing a little of the wideness not putting them on each side of the stage

[@turboskull1336]

great demo, man! Instant buy for me

[@rickfeith6372]

With 2 heads, slaving the preamp through the loop off your favorite one is the way some pros do it...guys who are known for their tone. **SERIOUS QUESTION FOR RIG GUYS** In a 2 amp stereo rig, JCM800/Mark V for example, Is it possible to use BOTH preamps (obviously not simultaneously) with each other using a big handful of transformer isolated MIDI A/B switches? While keeping it in true stereo and throwing something like a Fractal in there too, where both preamps also share that in the loop? Bonus if you could also be plugged directly into the Fractal via another A/B box? It makes my head spin like a good paradox should...but imagine the possibilities??

[@savanaviolenta]

The Mimiq is made to work at its best in stereo. Don't know what TC decided to make a mono version of it.. It's pointless to me.

[@rickfeith6372]

You can use the Petrucci trick as well. For dry rhythm tones, put an 8ms delay with a single repeat on one side of the stereo signal. I think you can also use the TC 2290 inspired 'ducking' delay to get some variation in the delay time as well. This is a classic live trick to make a single guitar track sound like a doubled track panned hard left and right...very important for big thick crunchy Metallica type rhythms. Give that a shot with your new stereo rig when all the pieces come together.

[@rickfeith6372]

Edit: My bad...lol...I thought this was a different thread. I was talking to a guy this morning helping him put a Boogie Mark V into a four cable method with an Axe FX 3 in stereo. I thought that was this...that's why I said that at the bottom about the stereo rig. 😂

[@mountainhitrecordsthejungl5485]

Great demo!!

[@ahoe]

Can I use this pedal after the Mooer Radar?

[@XChristianNoirX]

It would be interesting to hear into two Overdrives of the same model..

[@jeffaroo71]

I have one. All I could get was a slight difference in sound

[@Elektrifekt]

Great demo!

[@RobbieTayVaughan]

Id stick one of thoughs outs through a Looper, pitch shifter, and aby on my board

[@bgelais]

the 3 knob to max and dub at 2 are best

[@RobbieTayVaughan]

If Im "tracking" correctly buhdum ts! I got my pedal board, yada yada pedals. This would go at the end of my chain and send 1 chord each to the front of my amps? A friend suggested I wire each of my pickups to their own output jack, cause I also want to use a Looper on one rig to then play over it with the other. How could I combine all of this into one cohesive thing? Or so say Fuck all of that And send 1 of the outs from the doubler then Looper then other rig? Lolol I'm obviously new at this haha

[@TheRealcdawg22]

Any Looper/Phrase Recorder will let you play over your recording. No additional rigging is needed for that function.Most Loopers will even allow you to record "Overdubs". Whatever you do, don't split your pickup signals. Everything related to guitars is designed to where that is not necessary.