carlosxuma
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Hey, I've got a pretty unique setup (one which I will be sharing with everyone shortly.)
For now, what I want to ask is this:
SITUATION: Let's assume I want to "split" the send/return loop on the AXE FX into independent right and left channels
Why? Because I have two tube amp heads (5150, JVM410H) that I currently use simultaneously for "my tone."
And, until I can dial in the sound of each of these in tone match or other, I want to be able to loop each of their preamps through the Axe FX II.
QUESTION: Can this be done so as to not mix either of the signals when processing through the Axe?
I'm attaching my idea here for you uber geeks to see...
Basically I would run a common mono in, split it into R and L chains in the Axe FX, including the send loop, and then output to two different power amps. It would be like 4CM - only ... 7CM!
two different preamps, two different power amps. Isolated by separating the channels in the AXE.
What do you think?
(I know, I know. Why do this...? For now, indulge me... it's a stop-gap until I can dial in my tone on the AXE. But this would give me what I am doing now right away. And give me flexibility and time to tweak and drop out the other preamps . I'm currently using an HD500 and a G system, and doing almost the same thing. I use the HD500 to 4CM for the 5150, and feed one channel over to my G system - then 4CM from my G system to the Marshall. It sounds unbelievably rich when mixed. Complicated as hell to midi program, but it works nicely and sounds beautiful to mix my two favorite valve distortion sounds together.)
For now, what I want to ask is this:
SITUATION: Let's assume I want to "split" the send/return loop on the AXE FX into independent right and left channels
Why? Because I have two tube amp heads (5150, JVM410H) that I currently use simultaneously for "my tone."
And, until I can dial in the sound of each of these in tone match or other, I want to be able to loop each of their preamps through the Axe FX II.
QUESTION: Can this be done so as to not mix either of the signals when processing through the Axe?
I'm attaching my idea here for you uber geeks to see...
Basically I would run a common mono in, split it into R and L chains in the Axe FX, including the send loop, and then output to two different power amps. It would be like 4CM - only ... 7CM!
What do you think?
(I know, I know. Why do this...? For now, indulge me... it's a stop-gap until I can dial in my tone on the AXE. But this would give me what I am doing now right away. And give me flexibility and time to tweak and drop out the other preamps . I'm currently using an HD500 and a G system, and doing almost the same thing. I use the HD500 to 4CM for the 5150, and feed one channel over to my G system - then 4CM from my G system to the Marshall. It sounds unbelievably rich when mixed. Complicated as hell to midi program, but it works nicely and sounds beautiful to mix my two favorite valve distortion sounds together.)
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