Are there people here who still just mainly want all analog guitar stuff?

[stephen sawall]

Its uncommon in Texas. Doesnt seem common here in Chicago either, at least, among blues guys.

There are places here that only have silent stage.
There is no drums or only electronic.

 

[Al Chapo]

This all has a 100% analog signal path. The only FX that are digital are the reverbs and delay, but they have analog dry-thru. The only one that is full digital is the Boss SL-2 Slicer, but I rarely use it and it's just an analog buffer when bypassed.
I use analog reactive load boxes when recording direct. The signal remains analog until it hits the Thunderbolt interface. IRs are applied in the DAW and I use IRs I made of my own speakers.
I also use two analog drum machines (both Arturia DrumBrutes) for the majority of my drums and I have probably the cheapest analog synth available (Arturia MicroBrute) that can be patched into this whole pedal/amp chain with an A/B switch.
I wish I could record to 2" 24-track analog tape, but that requires a lot of money and space. I still have over 400 original albums on cassette, which is my preferred medium for listening to music.
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