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Example recording chain
A suggested creative workflow using Ohm Sound Studios gear. Always verify compatible connections, impedance, phantom power and load requirements.
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Examples using equipment in the collection. Each chain is a creative starting point—not a fixed studio routing specification.
Choose a genre, search by a pedal or amp, and open a full session-ready recipe. Every chain is grounded in gear in the Ohm Sound Studios catalog.
Reading the settings: amp knob suggestions are creative starting values, typically out of 10, not manufacturer presets. Panel layout varies by revision. Choose safe volume; check speaker/cabinet impedance and any reactive-load requirements before playing. Direct modeler paths use line inputs and cabinet simulation when specified. Always re-check gain staging, clocking and mic polarity for your actual session.
This atlas has been reconciled against the November 9, 2026 master gear inventory (209 numbered equipment entries and 14 software records), plus four owner-requested gear additions on November 11, 2026. Items marked “Needs verification” may be duplicate records, uncertain case-tag identifications, or unconfirmed purchases. “Ordered / pending” does not mean received. Gear quantities and availability should be reconfirmed before public rental offers. Example signal chains are illustrative, not promises of inventory setup, recorded audio samples, or verified third-party endorsements. The information is editable in the included JSON and CSV.
Relative knob starting points. Adjust for the room, speakers, guitar pickups and the specific hardware revision; omit controls your unit does not have.