Wah placement is up to your taste... I personally prefer it before any Drives. It is usually the first thing in my chain after the Compressor.Wha is placed between drive and amp section
since gate mostly comes after the amp section , how comes that this one is placed once more in the input section?
There are half a dozen (at least) ways to boost. Some achieve the same results while others don't.Thnx Unix, I'll give it a try next time before the overdrive
Something else guys....since I'm not using the volume pedal, what would be the best option for rhythm/lead option?
- just to make one scene for rhythm and another one for lead?( and if yes what could be the best option: more master, more level or second scene with higher output)
- or just to give it a boost in the chain by PEQ ..?
Any input (and output) welcome
Thnx mates
If just a volume boost, you can just use a Null Filter block or a Volume block. Turn it on with a scene or just assign a button to bypass/engage the block, or use a Control Switch.Yeah, just louder buddy...not more gain, or to cut more through the mix, just more volume. So, just as I thought, another scene would be the best solution...
Not an AX-8 owner, but the Cab block also has X/Y, I believe.When using two amps (AXY) , is there also a possibility to change two different cabs as well? I couldn't find out how, i knew that there were different presents met two cabs in stereo, but my knowledge is at this moment not on the "next level".
Use scenes to change both Amp and Cab block X/Y.You're right unix, it has indeed, but in one way or another i couldn't toggle those two.
I don't understand what you're saying.Ha ha buddy, to get back to your overkill suggestion... in my first scene I use axy switching. There must be a option to change (without sacrificing the other scene) the cab as well, right? Cause when you have x-y option in amp section, and x-y option in the cab section then I don't have to change the scene...I guess
You need to use a scene change to do that. As mentioned, there is no other method I'm aware of to change the X/Y of multiple blocks at the same time.No sweat unix, I'll try to explain...
I'm using x/y on the amp block in the first scene. From clean amp(x) >overdriven amp(y). At the moment that I'm on clean amp I want to use x cab. At the moment that I choose y amp, I want the other (y) cab.
Maybe I'm not that technical clever, but it must be probably the possibility to simultaneously change both of them within scene 1