Patzag
Fractal Fanatic
Every preset I make uses a Volume/Pan block.
I always put it as soon after the cab as possible and before any other time based effects. I can therefore control the volume of my preset on the fly, including reducing volume to 0, without affecting the tails of reverbs or delays.
I personally find this method extremely usable in a live situation.
Almost every preset I've downloaded on the forum does not make use of the Volume block. I suppose people set their global volume control either to input or output, depending on the use they want to make of it. But for me, the very best place for it is as mentioned above.
I would recommend it to anyone, and would love to se this as a standard practice.
I always put it as soon after the cab as possible and before any other time based effects. I can therefore control the volume of my preset on the fly, including reducing volume to 0, without affecting the tails of reverbs or delays.
I personally find this method extremely usable in a live situation.
Almost every preset I've downloaded on the forum does not make use of the Volume block. I suppose people set their global volume control either to input or output, depending on the use they want to make of it. But for me, the very best place for it is as mentioned above.
I would recommend it to anyone, and would love to se this as a standard practice.