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Thanks for your reply. I was asking the questing about the bypass, too see if it was worth to build save for a bypass looper instead of more pedals, but since they can be true bypass, i'll build the buffer instead. Which diy buffer you think it's any good? I was watching one from musikding, but don't know about their kits, what do you think?

Hi,
Don't know if this question has been asked before, but since i haven't found any topic about it, i'll do it anyway.
I wanted to know if all madbean projects are true bypass or not? If being true bypass or not, doesn't have nothing to do with the pcb itself, but rather with the type of connections, could someone please explain that to me?
And just one more thing, what would be the best place to connect a buffer? I read that it is best to use 2 buffers, one before the pedals, and the second one after the pedals, before the amp, but i don't know if that's true or not.
Thanks in advance for all the replies.

Kind Regards

yeah, the old-school way 

yeah, i forgot to write that i was looking for a mic to record vocals and acoustic guitars (not at the same time). Now that i cleared that  , which mic would do that job?

Maybe i should start another topic for this question, but as this one is still open, i'll post right here.

I'm also willing to buy my first mic, but as i am a begginner in sorts of things, i have to ask for opinions.
I'm looking at the shure sm57, read that it is a very good and versatile mic, and i'm also looking at a audio technica at2020, don't know about that one, but also read that it is very good for the price. Any better options?

The 18i8 is very cool, but of course, way above my price range. Hope you have luck with it

Yes, you're right

I've heard about that problem, and the guy said that using a di box would help, does someone recommend that? If yes, which one would do the job?

Yeah, i was also leaning more towards the focusrite. So if i don't find any better option, i will get the focusrite the music store where i usually buy my stuff, sells them, so finding it won't be a problem
Thanks for all the replies, you helped me a lot!

I'm currently comparing three interfaces: m-audio fast track pro, Audio box Usb and Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. So which one of those would be the best option? Are there better options than those? Tell me what you think

Thanks for all the replies, i really appreciate that. I'm gonna check all the options of interfaces you gave me. About the software, i know someone who can get me a guitar rig 5. I have tried the gr3 and liked it, but don't know if the gr5 is any good.
So i think that the only problem here, is just deciding which interface to get

Hi,
I didn't know where i could start this topic, so i'm sorry if i posted it in the wrong place. I'm thinking of buying a guitar interface, so i can start on recording some samples and stuff, and i was wondering if you could advise me about which one should i buy: a peavey xport usb or a behringer ucg102?

If you know better options in the same range of price or a litle above, don't hesitate to tell me

Thanks in advance

yeah...i think i can't afford a voodoo lab or a t-rex right know, so a one spot would be a good option.

PS: Thank you, i have learned many things since i joined the forum just by reading some threads here.

Hi,
I would like to know some good budget power supplies to power just 6 pedals for now.
All them are 9v. I was told i should get an isolated power supply because using a daisy-chain can cause hum, but i'm not an expert at all, so i don't know what i should use.

Kind Regards

thanks for the help! i was seeing your mouser bom for the green bean, and realized that you use 6 diodes 1n914, why? shouldn't it be a symmetric clipping and an asymmetric one? shouldn't it be like two 1n914, and then one 1n914 plus two 1N4001 for example, or am i mistaken?