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It’s been awhile since i’ve had this setup. If I remember correctly, it was guitar > tuner > “in” of the ml5. Loop 1 was the prism. L2 was the morning glory, L3 was my vp, L4 was the subnup and L5 was the chorus. “Out” from the ml5 into the strymon TL > strymon BS > amp.

Unfortunately I have not figured it out..it’s been awhile since i’ve used the mc6 at this point - maybe i’ll figure it out again at some point.

I do not daisy chain the midi pedals, no. Sounds like your midi pedals are all set to the same midi channel. I would check to make sure each midi pedal is set to its’ own channel, that way, when you go to set a PC change, it is changing the way you are wanting it to. Make sense? Ex: midi pedal 1 is set to midi channel 2, midi pedal 2 is set to midi channel 4.

It is not, but the ml10x can handle stereo.

I might be overthinking it lol! The ML5 is still on the way. If I understand correctly, I just take the output of the ML5 and go to my Synesthesia, Timeline, and Mercury 7. Then do the midi connections of course.

hey there, thank you! for this board, I only have my non-midi pedals connected to the ML5, with the midi capable pedals outside of it. You are correct when you said in you second comment to take the output of the ML5 and go to your synesthesia, TL and M7; that's exactly how I ran this board: ML5 out > TL and BS. So I had two different connections: regular pedal chain as well as a midi chain. I used to run the Boss ES8 before and had literally all my pedals running into that, so the morningstar stuff took a little bit to get used to for me as well.

@@chrisjeemusic Thank you for clarifying! So if I decide to use only a reverb with an overdrive for example, do I have to send a CC message to tell the other pedals to be bypassed like my Timeline and Synesthesia? It’s confusing because at first I just I just send messages to the pedals I will be using in that preset, but maybe I’m missing that important step.

@@kristenrocksfrags8584 Sure thing! Yes, if you just want to use specific pedals for a section and bypass other pedals, you will need to program CC messages to do this.

Hey there, very cool! To be honest, I'm not entirely sure if they are coil-splits or taps. My first initial thought wants to say it's a coil-tap, but again, I don't know for certain.

find out :o)@@chrisjeemusic

Pretty they’re cool split not tapped but let’s get to the bottom of this as it’s important

I honestly don't really mind it as i'm using this guitar for mostly big rhythm stuff in dropped A tuning. Any lead stuff that I would use it for, is pretty simplistic in nature. I'm also using a 68 after contacting PRS and finding out that they shipped these guitars with that gauge. I might try a 62 in the future. Who knows, ha.

The tones demo is filmed in landscape. Thanks! It's a solid guitar. Neck is great if you're into a slightly thinner little wider profile, which I love. It depends on the model of LP or strat. If you're into the 50's style necks on an LP, you probably won't like this. If you're into more of a 60's style LP neck, this will suit you well, I'd say. Same with a fender style neck. Overall, if you're into thinner/wider necks, you'll like this one.

@@chrisjeemusic Yeah it sounds like it's the one for me then. Picking up the Faded Blue Burst SE Custom 24-08 on Saturday! Can't wait!

@@Lovell93 nice! Great color choice too 👌🏻 enjoy! 🎸

Appreciate the kind words dude! To answer your questions: 1. yes, banks are essentially song presets and you are correct that only 30 songs can be stored at a given time. With that being said though, you can also export those banks onto your computer (store them in a folder, which is what I do) and import them back into the MC6 for later use. 2. You can create a setlist, yes; however, there's a slight process in how to do so. Morningstar has a video tutorial about that I'll link here, as I believe it to be a helpful resource. ruclips.net/video/05s44pAI-No/видео.html I implement the first part of this video where I create a bank jump, but where I differ is that when I bank jump, it simply takes me to the first song of my setlist and when I get to the last song of my set list, I simply set one of the buttons to jump back to the main menu. Hopefully this makes sense?

I'm sure I can get around to doing that. Are you having trouble doing it on the device itself? or on the editor?

@Chris Giannola Music both. I mostly use editor, granted I've only had it a few days. But when I select blink it does nothing

@@cvkballisticrhino1393 Okay. I'll try and get a video tutorial on how to do it in the coming days.

@Chris Giannola Music actually scratch that. I ended up figuring it out. I just missed the step where you set clear last preset on banks page. All good now👍

@@cvkballisticrhino1393 awesome, glad you were able to figure it out 🤙🏻

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yep, you got it!

thanks :)

I also have some questions for your signal chain if you don’t mind

I'm not sure of the name of the company that makes the actual cables, however the company that wired it up for me is Runway Audio in Nashville, TN. They custom built each cable on this board. The ends that go into each pedal are SP400 and the ones going into the ML5 are called G&H.

@@_happy02 Sure thing, what's your questions?

Awesome I’ll make sure to get those cable ends. Does your signal chain stay the same using the ml5? Or would I have to route my pedals differently to accommodate that?

@@_happy02 from my understanding of it, yes, it stays the same even with the ML5. The looper just keeps the signal path nice and clean and won't interrupt the signal if a pedal happens to malfunction.

The shop I bought this from, did not have the original stock pickups. I'm sure I could, but I really enjoy the pickups that the owner before me put in, as they are the same ones I would've put in myself, or at least in the same neighborhood as I would've chosen. Great for hard rock.

@@chrisjeemusic understood

Sure thing! It was a fun experience. Definitely a great piece.

Same. A lot more comfortable to play. 👌🏻

@Shawn McGinnis, that is EXACTLY what I want to do. Was this done after you bought and you sent to them or you pre-ordered a guitar and asked for that during the production of it ?

Also, what was the cost of that procedure if you don't mind sharing please.

@@Rob-qr2kn so my guitar actually had a finish problem so it was in the shop for warranty. I asked them to add the switching while it was there. Cost was 200. I was told it was normally 300. Seems really pricey, but it is PRS after all. They did a complete hardware swap and sent the original vol,tone, 3way back to me. I normally wouldn't pay that much and do it myself, bit since it was already there. Also just incase there was a finish issue while drilling it would be on them to repair and not me to cry about, and it keeps the warranty valid. Anyway I do really love the mod, and seeing as I got my guitar b4 the price jump in the end I haven't paid anymore than it cost to buy a bone stock one in 2022. 🤔 If warranty doesn't matter to you and you are good at soldering and have the proper drills I would mod it myself, or take it to a local luthier who could probably do it cheaper. Having PRS do it was just easier in my case because it was already there. The wait for repair was quite long at the beginning of the year. It was sent out in Feb and received back sometime in July.

I'm honestly not sure if you can do that. If it is possible, I'd have to research on how to do it. Either way, I prefer having the manual control over it.

@@chrisjeemusic you can't do it with just the mc6 as there is not a latching relay in there. However they make a relay that is midi controllable and will do the trick. It's a nice to have not a need to have and it does require power if I'm not mistaken.

@@josephestes7076 good to know! I did see they released that unit not too long ago, but wasn’t sure what it did.

Thanks man! That really all depends on if you have the song already programmed in the mc6 as well as knowing exactly where it is located within the unit, if that makes sense? If you don't, then obviously you wouldn't be able to. If you do, you would just need to know where it's at. Hopefully that answers your question.

I don't tonally. Physically, the neck on my black one feels just slightly thicker than my blue one, but it's very subtle.

It's really simple believe it or not. All my analog (non-midi) pedals, with the exception of my tuner, are run straight into the ML5. The strymon BS and TL are outside of the ML5. I take the MC6 midi out to the Timline midi in, then timeline midi out to the bigsky midi in, then bigsky midi out to the midi in of the ML5. That's the entire midi chain. I then program the MC6 to talk to the ML5 to manage the presets to bring diff pedals in and out of my signal. Hopefully this makes sense?

@@chrisjeemusic ohhh so basically you're just connecting your analog pedals to ML5 and then connecting ML5 into MC6 like oyher midi pedals ?

​@@ParthDhupkar yep! you got it.

Should the ML5 always be last in the MIDI chain? My Mercury 7 would be the last pedal in my chain which needs a TRS so I would have to use a converter to send it to the MIDI In on the ML5 if that’s correct. With the MC8 I’m hoping to just send an Omniport with the TRS to the Mercury 7 alone, and then take the MIDI Out into the Timeline and then into the ML5. That sounds easier if that could work.

@@kristenrocksfrags8584 thank you🙌🏻

Working on it 👌🏻 thx.

Good idea. I'll see about putting a video together for that.

ruclips.net/video/GmgaPjy3Z5Y/видео.html here ya go. Hopefully this is helpful :-)

Thank you. Yes, they're not necessarily common guitars, but they do exist. Very useful instruments too. Not a common string gauge either ha.

Please check out my Pedalboard Tones Demo I released to hear how it sounds.

Thank you!

thanks for listening!

Awesome! Glad I could help!

Glad you found it! Thanks for the kind words!

Thank you!

Thank you! That was my goal, simple (with all the essentials) but able to achieve all the sounds that I need.

Next upload will be sound samples 👌🏻

Thank you for the very kind words! Thanks for watching 😊

I use a 2x12 for stage volume and take an xlr to FOH.

Thanks! It can do it all \m/

Thanks man! always appreciate the support :-)

@@chrisjeemusic you got it bro happy to do it! 😀

@@audioengineproductions likewise man!🤘🏻😎

Thx bro!

Thanks man! Appreciate it :-) i'll look into it. Thx.

OnTheBrink my wife says “thanks!” Lol