After and awesome praise and worship Church service I approached the sound crew and asked "How is my stage volume?". They replied "your all good on stage but what we get out here in the audience sounds thin". I was shocked! Currently I have my patches routed to output1 (headphone), output2 (FRFR), output3 (House). See attached patch example. The house gets the same feed as my frfr stereo speakers. I checked out a few you tube videos about this type of configuration today but did not see anything I am doing wrong with my configuration. I'm hoping someone can view my attached preset and offer suggestions .
I tried your patch over my usual FRFR equipment and - sorry to say that - it DOES sound very thin and most shrill to me, too.
The reasons are obvious IMO:
1.) In the drive block you heavily cut the lows.
2.) In the amp block => output eq you cut the lows entirely, cut mids heavily and raise the highs at 7 KHz extremely
These settings - particularly when used both together - MUST lead to a thin and shrill sound.
These setting necessesarily lead to a very low output level, too. You tried to compensate this partially by cranking the level of output 3 close to the max.
So far, that part of your problem seems consequently and clear to me.
NOT so clear to me is that your sound on stage seems to be somewhat distictly more pleasant than the sound in the PA.
This is the fact that seems strange and, perhaps, faulty.
That leads to the conclusion that something or some setting in the monitor mixer or whatsoever in the signal chain of the stage sound compensates the genuine shrill sound of your AXE patch to a more pleasantly sounding stage sound.
The remedy seems simple:
1.) set all EQs flat at first
2.) start dialing in your sound again to the needs of a good
PA sound. No need to mention:
that's the important sound.
3.) set level of output 3 to a reasonable amount.
4.) now verify - and correct - the unknown influencings in your stage sound
