You inject the reverb in your delay in your chain ?
D- delay
E- reverb
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D- delay
E- reverb
Good times!Yeah, I admit I made a preset shut down its output against things I did, a couple times, but at least nothing caught on fire….
Yes, I would give up the second user bank. I load lots of IRs for trial & error. I only actually use a few.
IMHO, it should go....
A - Drive
B - Amp
C - Cab
D - Reverb
E - Delay
B - Boost (Drive)
That's what we were thinking, well actually:A - Amp
B - Boost (Drive)
C - Cab
D - Delay
E - Echo (Reverb)
makes sense to me![]()
That's what we were thinking, well actually:
A - Amp
B - Boost (Drive)
C - Cab
D - Delay
E - rEverb
That's what we were thinking, well actually:
A - Amp
B - Boost (Drive)
C - Cab
D - Delay
E - rEverb
Can the double click functions be made to work on the layout page? That would help to navigate a lot quicker with complex presets.That's what we were thinking, well actually:
A - Amp
B - Boost (Drive)
C - Cab
D - Delay
E - rEverb
Shite. I’d already settled on ‘the amp drive cabal delays reverb”.That's what we were thinking, well actually:
A - Amp
B - Boost (Drive)
C - Cab
D - Delay
E - rEverb
I suspect I started programming before you, with assembler also, and remember getting my first debugger and thinking this is the coolest thing ever, then getting a disassembler and going after the ROMs in my old Radio Shack Color Computer then becoming a pirate... err... "hacker". I was the "go ask" guy if someone didn't know how to do something throughout my career. And I feel ignorant when reading your tech notes.
But, hey, I'm retired and don't have to care anymore.![]()
My dad ran into a similar situation when he retired. I wouldn’t go back for anything.You could give a hand to the millennials at NASA. They had to call the retired engineers to activate the backup system of the Hubble when one of its computers failed
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smar...ineers-return-fix-hubble-telescope-180978279/
https://www.dw.com/en/retired-nasa-engineers-help-fix-hubble-space-telescope/a-59219471