Alright, probably the final installment on this one; while I'll probably be fiddling with my pedalboard layout for a while now (and I need to get more patch cables so I can put a few more toys on it), the looper is done and my tap dancing routine has gotten much simpler.
A bit about it: I had a few design specifications going in:
-Buffer/splitter at input to function as an input buffer and a dry out for recording purposes
-Integration of my Blackstar's channel switch into my "dirt" loop
-Flip/Fop circuit for my B9 or other "synth" type effects I may end up screwing with
-A stripped down Englishman clone to add "chime" for when I want a "VOXier" sound and also because it helps bring out the drone strings on my 12 string
-Buffer between gain circuits and everything downstream of them
-Ability to toggle between all loops being inline with each other or integrating my modulation and time-based effects into an effects loop without ripping the board up.
I ended up having to make a few compromises as far as overall tightness of the layout and reducing some of the on-looper options (I wanted there to be one more loop and I had to move the channel footswitch into its own enclosure) but overall I'm really happy with how it came out.
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