No , they are two different settings. Balanced are on the website. I havent uploaded the flat ones yet.
Stay tuned.
Thx
Stef
Nice!!! Thanks for all the legwork you’re doing!!
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No , they are two different settings. Balanced are on the website. I havent uploaded the flat ones yet.
Stay tuned.
Thx
Stef
Viola!!Nice!!! Thanks for all the legwork you’re doing!!
Viola!!
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Cheers
Stef
My pleasure, glad you guys are diggin the site!Thank you for adding those and for the work you have done. The info you have posted has made a big diffrence in my settings.
Viola!!
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Cheers
Stef
I haven't actually done this myself, so I might be wrong. But, I think the end of your signal path would need to be the mixer for A&B, Send block for your amp, then cab sim, then output.ok I have a routing question.
I use my stomp with path A as clean path (with a sans) and path B with all my effects, coming together at the end.
is there any way I can still do this, but split the outputs, one with an added cab sim on it, one without?
i want to add a cab sim to an out so i can send it to our desk for IEMs and one without a sim to send to my amp.
i know the possibilities for the stomp are nearly endless, but am i asking a little too much from it ?
ok I have a routing question.
I use my stomp with path A as clean path (with a sans) and path B with all my effects, coming together at the end.
is there any way I can still do this, but split the outputs, one with an added cab sim on it, one without?
i want to add a cab sim to an out so i can send it to our desk for IEMs and one without a sim to send to my amp.
i know the possibilities for the stomp are nearly endless, but am i asking a little too much from it ?
Exactly.use a send block: main out get amp+cab, send out gets DI
use a send block: main out get amp+cab, send out gets DI
(I believe you could make use of the FXLoop send)
use a send block: main out get amp+cab, send out gets DI
(I believe you could make use of the FXLoop send)
The Dry Thru parameter adjusts the level that passes through the Send block.Wait, I didn't follow this... How are you setting this up? Do you still get a signal if you just place a block after a send? I always figured a send block routed your entire signal to the send output, like a standard FX send on an amp.
Aplogies for apparently giving the wrong info above. Two years of deep editing presets and this thing still has surprises for me.
The Dry Thru parameter adjusts the level that passes through the Send block.
It took me a while to reorient my approach with the HX FX. Instead of asking what can it do, I started to ask, what do I want to achieve? So far, no matter what I have dreamed up, The HX has revealed a way to deliver.Two years of deep editing presets and this thing still has surprises for me.
It took me a while to reorient my approach with the HX FX. Instead of asking what can it do, I started to ask, what do I want to achieve? So far, no matter what I have dreamed up, The HX has revealed a way to deliver.