RayBellic
New Member
Dear FM9 users,
FM9 beginner here
I am using the FM9 with two amp blocks: one for a clean/crunch sound, the other one for distortion/lead sounds. They both run parallel and merge into the cab and all post effects.
My scenes are set like this:
Scene 1: Clean (Amp1)
Scene 2: Crunch (Amp 1)
Scene 3: Overdrive (Amp1)
Scene 4: Distortion (Amp 2)
Scene 5: Lead (Amp 2)
(The purpose of this is to avoid gaps by switching fron clean to distortion and opposite)
The idea would be to bypass one amp and use the other.
But the problem is, that the dry guitar signal still runs through the bypassed amp and gives an unwanted extra tone on top of my achieved tone.
Is there a way, to completely mute an Amp, so that there is no dry signal coming out from the unused signal chain?
Spoiler alert: I already tried out scene controll and zero'ed the level of the unused amp. It works but it is too ponderous, since I am using many different presets and don't want to do this to every single preset
Thanks for your help and sorry if there was a similar existing thread
FM9 beginner here
My scenes are set like this:
Scene 1: Clean (Amp1)
Scene 2: Crunch (Amp 1)
Scene 3: Overdrive (Amp1)
Scene 4: Distortion (Amp 2)
Scene 5: Lead (Amp 2)
(The purpose of this is to avoid gaps by switching fron clean to distortion and opposite)
The idea would be to bypass one amp and use the other.
But the problem is, that the dry guitar signal still runs through the bypassed amp and gives an unwanted extra tone on top of my achieved tone.
Is there a way, to completely mute an Amp, so that there is no dry signal coming out from the unused signal chain?
Spoiler alert: I already tried out scene controll and zero'ed the level of the unused amp. It works but it is too ponderous, since I am using many different presets and don't want to do this to every single preset
Thanks for your help and sorry if there was a similar existing thread