I have mine set up similarly to what your describe. Always on compressor > OD > chorus > touch wah with the last 3 mapped to the stomp buttons. There's an amp and speaker model b/t OD and chorus when I use it to practice with headphones, but I don't run the amp patch live.Thanks!
I just watched this and he’s the only one so far that mentions the stomp box way of using the effect.
It helped me getting a basic stomp set up ready but I would love to be able to add a compressor first of all without loosing any of the other 3 effects as stomp possibilities.
Maybe it’s not doable.
I’m not really interested in using it in regular memory mode with more than one effect per foot switch.
I'd like to add another comp and some EQ at the end of that chain, but it can't be done. The delay and reverb slots are locked to delay and reverb, which is a waste of two slots for my usage.
Overall, though, I'm very pleased with the unit. For $200 especially. I use the Global EQ as HPF/LPF and to slice out boomy lo-mids, the effects I described above, and the pedal for volume that can click over to a wah, plus it's got a built in mute/tuner (when I stomp up and dn together). I happen to have a GR Bass amp with an aux 9v power supply built-in, and the current draw of the GX-1B is low enough to run it from there, so setup is really easy. I have not used my HX Stomp since I got the Boss unit, and I don't see why I would again. The Boss is less flexible (no parallel paths and more limited routing for example), but it does enough things well enough and it's so much simpler to use that it meets my needs better. The boss is a lot easier to tweak on the fly without menu diving and scrolling. The phone / pc apps are basic (HX Edit is way better looking), but they do what they are supposed to do.
