Pete & Tore - Parallel vs Serial Effect Signal Chains 

Tore and Pete, what a team. Super videos!

That little "pass-the-analog-signal-through"-feature of their digital pedals sold me on them!

4:07 they also have a "parallel" conversation in feet-morse-code. This guys are amazing!

i'VE been producing bespoke parallel pedal boards for ages, nice to find a video from a fellow enthusiast, goood clip, H6UK.

Semi parallel on the G System is superb for this. I know it’s becoming “old tech” but the tone is just so amazing!

Great video. This really helped me out cause I bought a gmajor a few weeks ago and was having problems with my tone with it on and this has showed me why. Currently sitting in bed at one am now and have to wait till the morning until I can set it up properly with my jvm. Thanks a bunch!

Pete and Tore work so well together. More!!! :)

I like using a Boss LS-2 to mix the dry/wet signal as well, the line A for reverb and line B for delay then they mix to one output.

Nice video.very informative ..i hadnt thought of delay caused by digital conversion..long time flash backx4 user.

Thank you.

how are you not capitalizing on the name "Tore-Pete-O"?

Cool explanation!

Is a stereo out on a TC pedal the same as a dual mono out, or will using it that way setting one's self up for phase issues?

Hey Mr. Thorn! This is why I have have been using Marshall 30th Anniversary heads with a parallel loop. It just works killer for the delay and reverb. I just can't get used to the series loop...

Btw, does all TC Electronic pedals have the same phase? What solution does TC Electronic recommends when a pedal from a different brand is out of phase with a TC Electronic pedal in a wet/dry setup? I have a wet/dry setup with two TC pedals on the wet side, and on the dry side I have three overdrives, and one of them is out of phase with my TC pedals, I recently found out.

What settings and Toneprints are you using on the modulation pedals on the final song in the video?

Dear Pete, ist der any best practice to insert time based effects in the parallel FX loop interns of clarity and signal level. Thinking of the electroharmonix tri parallel?

So creating parallel in mono is quite easy, but how about creating parallel in stereo when you want stereo flashback and stereo hof. How do you do that without an expensive switcher?

I find the total geeking out to be fascinating.

Guys, does Plethora keeps the dry guitar signal so u can add/mix wet/effects on top?? Or it converts everything into digital? Big thanks ❤

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You explained that it adds complexity to the pedal arrangement then said a mixer/splitter system would be needed.... So when is TC bringing out a small form mixer/splitter that can be mounted onto a pedal board?

The Musicomlab EFX allows you to do parallel and series 😊

So when are we getting a Flashback and HOF together in an X4 format with series/parallel and order switches?

Is there more to come? Very cool conversation.

Joyo makes a parallel switcher for relative little money for wet/dry setups.

Lots of good information here but I'm sure it's not true that in order to have an all wet signal on a delay or reverb you need to convert the dry signal to digital as well. I know that for example the Catalinbread delays and reverbs go full wet, and the dry signal remains analog. And I've played bucket brigade delays that go full wet, and since even the wet signal isn't converted to digital obviously the dry isn't either.

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First here too kkk. Top

I like both of these guys and I like your company’s products, but Tore really screwed up his thought process at the beginning with the right to left and left to right crap.