this suggests a potentially interesting new feature: the ability to set up guitar input profiles customized for each guitar that would adjust impedance, volume boost/cut, maybe EQ, and possibly compression to get each guitar to a similar place to work well with stock presets.
so I’d use my strat guitar input profile to boost the input level, add a gate to deal with the hum, and perhaps a little EQ or compressor because I like that with a strat.
I could use my Les Paul guitar input profile to cut the input level a little, no gate because of the humbuckers, and a different EQ profile.
The guitars would still sound different through the same presets, but instead of editing ALL the presets to work with a different guitar, you would just switch between guitar profiles to get to a nominal level and get most of the way there really quickly.
Could also be useful for applications like an acoustic, piezo pickups, guitars with multiple outputs from different pickups, etc.
so I’d use my strat guitar input profile to boost the input level, add a gate to deal with the hum, and perhaps a little EQ or compressor because I like that with a strat.
I could use my Les Paul guitar input profile to cut the input level a little, no gate because of the humbuckers, and a different EQ profile.
The guitars would still sound different through the same presets, but instead of editing ALL the presets to work with a different guitar, you would just switch between guitar profiles to get to a nominal level and get most of the way there really quickly.
Could also be useful for applications like an acoustic, piezo pickups, guitars with multiple outputs from different pickups, etc.
