Does a VOLUME PEDAL go before or after a DELAY PEDAL- Hear the difference

Creating a pedalboard for an electric guitar rig can be really fun. It is useful to know where to place certain pedals on the board to achieve the sounds you are looking for. This is a to the point video explaining the advantages and disadvantages of different volume pedal positions relative to a delay pedal in your signal chain.
Personally I use my delay pedal in a "side chain" configuration with a volume pedal immediately before it. This lets me control the level of the delay effect without impacting the volume of my overall rig: very useful if you are switching between songs / riffs that need a lot of delay versus ones which just need a subtle delay.
Gear used: Gibson Les Paul Classic, Fractal Audio AXE FX II XL+, Fractal Audio MFC-101 mk III, Fractal Audio EV-1 expression pedals, and an Audient ID14 / Cubase to capture audio.

[@rm_ohlsen3587]

Are the Fractal Vol. Pedals Interacting well with regular analog Pedals?

[@TaberTouring]

Everything in the video is digital. The fractal volume pedals are analog and IMO would be a good quality option for an analog or mixed (analoy and digital) pedal board

[@joeyjonesaquatics507]

Hey, I had a quick question and I think you’re the guy who knows. I have done a full set up on this Floyd Rose but the B string is just sitting really low. Everything else is fine. Do you know how to fix that?

[@TaberTouring]

Hard to say for sure without seeing the guitar, but if its just that 1 string sounds like you need to shim that individual saddle using a small piece of copper or aluminum tape. Maybe you could even cut a shim from an aluminum can.

[@joeyjonesaquatics507]

@@TaberTouringPerfect! I really appreciate it🙏🏽

[@JanithNissanka]

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[@TaberTouring]

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