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stratnurd
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    Hi, ok i will explain my routing in more detail:

    The first 11 loops are all mono and connected by send & return from the switcher to the in and output off the pedal.

    The overdrive pedal in loop 9 is re-orderd in the switcher after the h90 in loop2 which you can do in the musicomlab switcher without to physically cable them

    Routing:

    Shure wireless > Wah pedal >Guitar input switcher > Loop 1 cali76 comp. / loop 2 send & ret to H90 input 1 and output 1 / loop3 lightspeed od / loop 4 tumnus od / Loop 5 boost pedal / Loop 6 volume / loop 9 Friedman OD /

    Loop 10 EQ2 / Loop 11 Friedman IR-D, i don’t use the mono fx loop of the IR-D by the way…

    Then the stereo part start here: as you can see i connected those last pedals in the chain in series to save loops, otherwise i would have to join 2 mono loops to become 1 loop in stereo

    Loop 12 send > H9 input

    H9 output L & R > H90 input 3 & 4

    H90 output 3 & 4 > Big Sky inputs

    Big Sky outputs > Nux Looper pedal inputs

    Nux looper outputs > loop 12 Return L + Loop 12 Return  R

    Then finaly :

    Switcher LEFT OUT > Radial LEFT INPUT > Radial Thru > Monitor 1
    Switcher ISO OUT > Radial RIGHT INPUT > Radial Thru > Monitor 2

    This is basically the whole routing and i would really like to use the H90 with all it’s flexibility regarding to routings.

    So distortions and pitchshifters in another signalpath then the chorusses and delays.

    I want to do this in  INSERT MODE of the H90 and use it full potential.

    But unfortunately my sound is not great at this moment and there must be a better way to connect it all together, it’s way to noisy with use of distortion and the effects can sound much more clear i believe.

    What am i doing wrong? Probably something with the friedman in loop 11 and the connections in the H90 but i am having a hard time solving this properly.

    What should I do to get better results ?

    Help is appreciated, thanks in advance.

     

    Best regards, Collin