UAFX pedals - best signal chain?

[epachal]

I have the following UAFX pedals and just want some guidance on the best signal chain
- Dream 65
- Lion 68
- Golden Reverberator
- Starlight
- Max

I have these on my Temple pedal board now with my guitar going first into a Peterson Tuner and the last pedal being a Walrus Stereo Canvas DI

I would appreciate any tips or suggestions for how to best align the pedals on my board...

Thank you in advance!!!

 

[SimonA]

I have the following UAFX pedals and just want some guidance on the best signal chain
- Dream 65
- Lion 68
- Golden Reverberator
- Starlight
- Max

I have these on my Temple pedal board now with my guitar going first into a Peterson Tuner and the last pedal being a Walrus Stereo Canvas DI

I would appreciate any tips or suggestions for how to best align the pedals on my board...

Thank you in advance!!!

I‘d do max -> dream 65 -> lion 68 -> starlight -> golden

I prefer time-based fx after amps (or in fx loop). You should definitely also give max‘s dual mono mode a try. I.e. run the dynacomp or 1176 into the amps and use the la-2a at the end of the chain (assuming an all mono set-up).

 

[epachal]

Thank you Simon!!! Much appreciated...

 

[UniversalAudio]

I‘d do max -> dream 65 -> lion 68 -> starlight -> golden

I prefer time-based fx after amps (or in fx loop). You should definitely also give max‘s dual mono mode a try. I.e. run the dynacomp or 1176 into the amps and use the la-2a at the end of the chain (assuming an all mono set-up).

I agree 100%.

This is an excellent way to run things.

 

[rodd]

I‘d do max -> dream 65 -> lion 68 -> starlight -> golden

I prefer time-based fx after amps (or in fx loop). You should definitely also give max‘s dual mono mode a try. I.e. run the dynacomp or 1176 into the amps and use the la-2a at the end of the chain (assuming an all mono set-up).

That’s how I do it too. Max could go after the amp, but usually you’d want it on the input. Edit: you said this part already . I think max is a great pedal, very versatile.