Wish Wah Block Mix

[ValentinC]

Hi, i wonder why the wah block does not have a "mix" knob, so you can use a little amount of wah....

 

[biskitboy]

From the blocks manual:

Fat – This is actually a mix control, adding dry signal to the wah for up to 50/50 wet/dry mix.

 

[moerker]

But a dedicated mix-knob without a mixer-block would be very appreciated (st least by me )

 

[Lolo-G]

this is what I do with a block mixer inserted behind the WHA and parallel processing

My FM9 Preset

 

[RoshRoslin]

Run a wah in a parallel shunt and use the mixer block to blend the dry and "wet" (aka wah) signal.

 

[skolacki]

I tried the Fat control for my auto wah and stayed with the mix block. It’s a bit more cpu but the Fat didn’t get me there.

 

[Erik1970]

Hi, my wish would be:
1 Output block in which you can set which outputs you want active, and which of those should have CAB on or off.
For those, like me, who go to FOH, and to an effects return in an amp. And don't to modify factory presets with extra output block etc etc.

 

[moerker]

Hi, my wish would be:
1 Output block in which you can set which outputs you want active, and which of those should have CAB on or off.
For those, like me, who go to FOH, and to an effects return in an amp. And don't to modify factory presets with extra output block etc etc.

If I understand you correctly, you may use the global options to both turn off cabinet simulation as well as power amp simulation.
As discussed in various other threads, defeating the effect of a block on output is not easy possible. For those cases, you should reroute inside of the preset.

But this has all nothing to do with a WAH block mix control...

 

[chris]

Hi, my wish would be:
1 Output block in which you can set which outputs you want active, and which of those should have CAB on or off.
For those, like me, who go to FOH, and to an effects return in an amp. And don't to modify factory presets with extra output block etc etc.

This is not possible which is why it’s not implemented.

 

[Erik1970]

If I understand you correctly, you may use the global options to both turn off cabinet simulation as well as power amp simulation.
As discussed in various other threads, defeating the effect of a block on output is not easy possible. For those cases, you should reroute inside of the preset.

But this has all nothing to do with a WAH block mix control...

Thanks! and sorry, my post was meant for the general wish list.

 

[ValentinC]

Run a wah in a parallel shunt and use the mixer block to blend the dry and "wet" (aka wah) signal.

I have it that way, but it would be more simple with a Mix knob.