Adjusting amp block without editor help!

[cragginshred]

Looking for a Quick way to get into amp or OD blocks to tweak for bright or dark room from top of unit
I don't want to always have to take a laptop and use the editor

 

[Bruce Sokolovic]

Looking for a Quick way to get into amp or OD blocks to tweak for bright or dark room from top of unit
I don't want to always have to take a laptop and use the editor

You can customize the performance tab to assign the 5 knobs below the screen. Commonly used as main amp controls.

 

[cragginshred]

You can customize the performance tab to assign the 5 knobs below the screen. Commonly used as main amp controls.

Is there a video or how does one learn how to do this? Also what about tonight at band practice?? Edit edit scroll over or something?

 

[Bruce Sokolovic]

I believe it’s page right to get to those knobs from the Home Screen. I also believe they default to gain/B/M/T etc as well. Try it out. Someone else may chime in on the exact method to program them. I’m not in front of it right now.

 

[Doogz]

I think Bruce has it correct ... you can also customise what the knobs do, but I believe you need to set this up via FM3 Edit (there is probably a way of doing this on the unit too). B/M/T etc are common settings, however you might also want to add drive (eg from a drive block), reverb mix level, delay mix level.

This function is also super cool!



I have just added this to a customised Control layout in my FM3T - reachable by changing Views. I will post my custom Layouts soon!

 

[unix-guy]

Double-tap the A knob when in the grid to edit the Amp block, and I believe the B knob for Drive.

 

[mr_fender]

Yep, this ↑ from the home screen.

A knob = Amp
B knob = Boost (Drive)
C knob = Cab
D knob = Delay
E knob = Reverb

Also, when in the Edit screens, taping the Edit button again takes you to the next block and double tapping the Edit button takes you to the previous block.