What am I missing that I can't live without?

If you sing, some of the voice stomps are nice. Reverb and delay and if you ever get a wild hair you can do megaphones and sci-fi stuff. But even without that, the pitch fixers are nice for the occasional slightly-off note and completely undetectable (not autotune! tho some of them have that as an effect). Also the always-on dynamics settings can add some good stuff to the vocals. Esp nice if you don't have a sound person.

If you don't sing... probably not worth it

 

You have a nice board, but I would chime in with the EQ pedal as well. I started out with just two pedals and one was an EQ pedal. I have never been without one since. A graphic EQ is the best way to start and learn about all of the advantages, but a parametric would be a good long term goal.

 

clean, uncompromised, un tone sucked signal from your guitar through a cord into a great amp, and all it entails

 

I think the only other pedal you need is one that makes it sound like you plugged your guitar straight into an amp

 

Not all at once.

 

I think you need an EV Hummer.

 

It's a must if you play Crabcore.

 

I would try a little "Soul Food" pedal. Just a subtle increase in ambience, with little effect
on overall tone. Cheap as well. You look pretty well set up for anything.

 

I would suggest use the KISS method. Keep It Simple Stupid. I'm not calling you stupid by any means!
Sometimes simplifying and, or reducing or making things less complicated just feels good.

 

If you don’t know, I’m not going to tell you... but get a J-Rockett Dude OD pedal.

Most versatile and best OD pedal that I’ve owned. SRV to ZZ Top, Zeppelin, it AC/DC.

 

Based on what you say here, I’d go for a second delay that has with some different characteristics than what you’ve got. Maybe a Catalinbread Belle Epoch or similar? Stacking delays can get you a tight repeat underneath a long decay, for U2 type sounds or other repeat/loop sounds.

Other idea would be a vibrato/chorus style pedal - univibe is a classic that I always have on board, or a Walrus Audio Julia, again for more expansive sounds.

If you do go for reverb I’d consider something that is highly versatile like Neunaber immerse...

 

Octave pedals are probly one of the only pedals I would recommend to you (or anyone) I love the way they can give depth to the tone on a nice crunchy setting. Obviously you can take them into insane membrane territory but I like to use the octaves like fretboard oil, just a dab’ll do ya!

 

You can never have enough transparent overdrives.

 

A switcher ...to use instead of pushing all those pedal switches over and over. Also it takes many points of signal loss or trouble spots out of the chain and puts all your foot action at the bottom of the board more easily reached!

 

Zvex Fuzz Factory.

Infinitely dialable little puppy, gets you anything from gated velcro, to self oscillation tunable via your guitar's volume knob. Quoth Zachary Vex, "Give me enough knobs and I will control the world." Or somethin' like that.

Anyhow, it is a fantastic pedal for when you need over the top, over the line, outta control, outta this world fuzz.

 

I came across this while looking up youtube vids for my synths , its the most comprhensive vid I have seen , check it out

 

You could consider a 2nd delay pedal set differently than the one you have, maybe a dedicated looper and maybe an autowah.

 

I may be going off track here but I would suggest a final stage with a stereo output and two tube combo amps to give you some incredible stereo sound. I have seen some players do this and the sound can be so full and detailed , it can really enhance time based effects. You don't need stacks, just a couple good sounding 20 or 30 watt matched amps.

 

Not to be off topic, but I have been gassing for a Soul Food. Have always had a TS on board, tried a few other ODs, always defaulted to the TS. Should I pull the trigger?
I agree that OP looks well set up.

 

First song I played when I bought a fuzz