Westenra

I can see why but when pedal builders design compressors they have a "it's always on" trail of thought as that's what most people do, set it to perfection then never touch it again. The only thing I know that is close is the Source Audio EQ, granted it's not a compressor but it's the only pedal that I could think of which is close. Source audio have a great set of pedals which are all MIDI compatiable and modular, currently harvesting my fair share of them!

Compressor with MIDI? Can't see why and don't know of any, for the rest; Distortion - Source Audio aftershock Octave - HOG/2 Delay - Strymon Timeline, Boss DD, the list could go on Chorus flanger - Strymon mobius Filter/gate - Source audio manta

Does anyone know if any replacement control plate would fit onto a Lakland 44-60 or are they different in shape and screw hole locations?

[quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1487859127' post='3243614'] Mini mixer? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NADY-MM-141-4-Channel-Mini-Mixer-/192021451377?hash=item2cb55ed271:g:8KMAAOSwXeJYIPEz [/quote] I think this is what I need!

[quote name='cheddatom' timestamp='1487859235' post='3243616'] doesn't your synth have a level control? Just adjust it to match your bass? [/quote] It does but even at the lowest volumes it still pushes my pre amp much more than my passive basses.

Looking at maybe getting an Aguilar tone hammer 350 as I can't really crack my LB-30 at home and the thing that worries me is that it only has one input with a -10db pad for active basses. Now I play both bass and synth and will be implementing a Boss ES-8 into my pedal board, with one input going to the amp...the question is how could I balance both inputs without manually changing the input pad? Would a pedal do this?