JasonE
Inspired
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I am having a strange issue which I think is patch related, which is why I posted in this area. Here is what is happening to me.
I built a patch of a nice twang sound. I started with a patch I found on the Axe Exchange and modified it. I did that because I really liked the sound of the amp in the patch and it had most of what I wanted in it. I assigned one of my expression pedals to external1 by pressing the I/O button and setting it in ther. I selected external1 and pressed enter to get it in learn mode. I then moved the expression pedal and it picked it up and assigned the number 9 to it. I then set up a tremolo effect and set a modifyer to use external1. I was able to use the expression pedal to change the rate on the tremolo and when in heel down position it shuts the tremolo off. I set my other expression pedal the same way and set it to control the input volume. Everything was working and life seemed good.
I created a second patch from the bottom up. I took a patch and deleted everything in it and started with an amp and a cab and started building it up with all of the different effects that I wanted in the patch. I started testing the effects and operation in the new patch and things started sounding really strange. I started listening a little closer and it sounded like the footswitch I have programmed for turning the delay on and off is also turning on and off something that has a swirling sound to it and even sort of a cocked wah pedal sound. I started digging into it and noticed that my input volume isn't working anymore either. I went in to I/O and set the input volume and the external1 the same way I did on the previous patch. The interesting thing is that it assigned different numbers this time. One of them ended up with the same number as the delay control switch. This fixed things for this patch after I assigned a different number to the delay switch so they were different.
I thought that took care of it, then I went back to the first patch and it was now messed up. I thought these messages in I/O were global and were set by the GCP then learned by the Axe. I am not sure what is making these message numbers change from one patch to the next. Any help with this would be greatly appreciate. I feel like I have learned a ton about the Axe this weekend and am really making good progress on making patches. This setback has sort of thrown me off the horse so to speak. Thanks for your help in advace.
I am having a strange issue which I think is patch related, which is why I posted in this area. Here is what is happening to me.
I built a patch of a nice twang sound. I started with a patch I found on the Axe Exchange and modified it. I did that because I really liked the sound of the amp in the patch and it had most of what I wanted in it. I assigned one of my expression pedals to external1 by pressing the I/O button and setting it in ther. I selected external1 and pressed enter to get it in learn mode. I then moved the expression pedal and it picked it up and assigned the number 9 to it. I then set up a tremolo effect and set a modifyer to use external1. I was able to use the expression pedal to change the rate on the tremolo and when in heel down position it shuts the tremolo off. I set my other expression pedal the same way and set it to control the input volume. Everything was working and life seemed good.
I created a second patch from the bottom up. I took a patch and deleted everything in it and started with an amp and a cab and started building it up with all of the different effects that I wanted in the patch. I started testing the effects and operation in the new patch and things started sounding really strange. I started listening a little closer and it sounded like the footswitch I have programmed for turning the delay on and off is also turning on and off something that has a swirling sound to it and even sort of a cocked wah pedal sound. I started digging into it and noticed that my input volume isn't working anymore either. I went in to I/O and set the input volume and the external1 the same way I did on the previous patch. The interesting thing is that it assigned different numbers this time. One of them ended up with the same number as the delay control switch. This fixed things for this patch after I assigned a different number to the delay switch so they were different.
I thought that took care of it, then I went back to the first patch and it was now messed up. I thought these messages in I/O were global and were set by the GCP then learned by the Axe. I am not sure what is making these message numbers change from one patch to the next. Any help with this would be greatly appreciate. I feel like I have learned a ton about the Axe this weekend and am really making good progress on making patches. This setback has sort of thrown me off the horse so to speak. Thanks for your help in advace.
