Orvillain
Power User
I'm thinking about getting an FM9. I'd like to use it in 4CM with my Dual Rectifier amp. I'd also like to use some external pedals.
So I know the 4CM part of it would be this:
I was thinking it would be cool to put a Morningstar ML10X between input 2 and output 2. Then I could put some pedals into the loops on the ML10X and bring them in and out using the scene midi block. But what would the levels need to be set to, to do this? I know I'd need some XLR>TRS cables to connect output 2 to the input of the ML10X. But how would I ensure that I get a nice unity-gain signal path with no extra noise??
The idea would be to be able to take all external pedals out of the signal path when not using them. Thinking something like this:
FM9 would obviously do the bulk of the work, and would also be a good modelling solution as a backup and for home recording.
I'm basically wanting to fill in some gaps when it comes to glitchy/granular/FSU effects... which the Helix, LVX, and Infinite Jets Hologram would all do splendidly for. I'm less fussed about the EHX Freeze effect, but it might be nice to toy around with.
So I know the 4CM part of it would be this:
I was thinking it would be cool to put a Morningstar ML10X between input 2 and output 2. Then I could put some pedals into the loops on the ML10X and bring them in and out using the scene midi block. But what would the levels need to be set to, to do this? I know I'd need some XLR>TRS cables to connect output 2 to the input of the ML10X. But how would I ensure that I get a nice unity-gain signal path with no extra noise??
The idea would be to be able to take all external pedals out of the signal path when not using them. Thinking something like this:
FM9 would obviously do the bulk of the work, and would also be a good modelling solution as a backup and for home recording.
I'm basically wanting to fill in some gaps when it comes to glitchy/granular/FSU effects... which the Helix, LVX, and Infinite Jets Hologram would all do splendidly for. I'm less fussed about the EHX Freeze effect, but it might be nice to toy around with.