adew
Inspired
I'm sure this has been covered before, but here goes.
Each amp model has its own gain structure, naturally, and each model's default settings have their own master volume, presence, etc, etc, which results in differing volume levels from model to model, correct? Well, at least that is my experience.
How do people adjust these relative volumes to give consistency in, say, a live performance setting? For example, let's say I have three presets, each with a different amp block and I want to ensure that the perceived volume of each preset is the same. Do you just use the amp block level parameter and play around with this to balance the relative volumes? Or master volume, or both? Just to clarify, my question is about which parameter to use.
The reason I'm asking is that, inspired by the AOTW thread and hence playing with this model for the first time, I find the Uberschall to be rather quiet compared to, for example, the Recto models.
Thanks for any insights.
Each amp model has its own gain structure, naturally, and each model's default settings have their own master volume, presence, etc, etc, which results in differing volume levels from model to model, correct? Well, at least that is my experience.
How do people adjust these relative volumes to give consistency in, say, a live performance setting? For example, let's say I have three presets, each with a different amp block and I want to ensure that the perceived volume of each preset is the same. Do you just use the amp block level parameter and play around with this to balance the relative volumes? Or master volume, or both? Just to clarify, my question is about which parameter to use.
The reason I'm asking is that, inspired by the AOTW thread and hence playing with this model for the first time, I find the Uberschall to be rather quiet compared to, for example, the Recto models.
Thanks for any insights.
