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Power User
Is it possible to have a constant tone generator in Axe Edit which has a range of instrument level volumes to match (roughly) each guitar pickup type (passive hum bucker, passive single coil, active hum bucker, active single coil etc) ?
This is so I can use this facility to match levels more accurately than strumming my guitar (the levels drop quickly and vary depending on how hard I hit the strings, so I find it a bit inaccurate). The constant (maximum) output sound level from the tone generator would be roughly the maximum output level of my bridge pickup so I can set the max level consistently across all amp blocks.
I could, for example, set up my amp block, drive block and compressor, put all my (unity gain) effects in bypass and send the signal to the Axe FX in order to set the level so it exactly matches the 0db line using the volume level utility on the axe fx (the horizontal bars)
I can then do the same with my clean amp block and then just back it off 2-3db so there is the right level of variation between clean and lead, with a 5db boost (or so) for lead. This would be consistent across the board for my presets where I'm using different amps for clean and lead etc (well, it is for me anyway).
Would this be a viable solution to setting volume levels ?
This is so I can use this facility to match levels more accurately than strumming my guitar (the levels drop quickly and vary depending on how hard I hit the strings, so I find it a bit inaccurate). The constant (maximum) output sound level from the tone generator would be roughly the maximum output level of my bridge pickup so I can set the max level consistently across all amp blocks.
I could, for example, set up my amp block, drive block and compressor, put all my (unity gain) effects in bypass and send the signal to the Axe FX in order to set the level so it exactly matches the 0db line using the volume level utility on the axe fx (the horizontal bars)
I can then do the same with my clean amp block and then just back it off 2-3db so there is the right level of variation between clean and lead, with a 5db boost (or so) for lead. This would be consistent across the board for my presets where I'm using different amps for clean and lead etc (well, it is for me anyway).
Would this be a viable solution to setting volume levels ?