Processing drums through guitar pedals

Experimenting with processing a drum bus through guitar pedals. Using the Radial X-Amp to get it from line level to instrument level, then into the TC Electronic Forcefield Compressor - Mosky MM silver drive - Zoom Multistomp - Digitech Digidelay. Then into the DI of my RME Fireface.
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[@rcjd7834]

I would love to integrate electronic drum pads running effects like this into an acoustic drum set someday for a little extra pizazz. A fuzz splash or ring mod crash could be really cool to mix in avant garde music...

[@EternalTeenwithADHD]

This is aces, ta.

[@DreamlessElectronic]

On the MultiStomp, the Exciter is my favorite for drums. I'm not sure how it would do with a loop, but with a drum machine it's great.

[@hoborec]

This is great. There are some cool things you can do with pedals that aren’t that common with regular outboard. Have been thinking about racking up some pedals 😅

[@SonicCircuitry]

HoboRec me too! I’ve seen some nice solutions for this with patchbays and 19” shelves, might build one in the future

[@oO5Dynasty]

You have a new friend I’m here to stay!