Trim adjustment

Tremonti

Tremonti

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Never mess with this. What does it do or provide for sound? Seems strange to me as I know what gain, master and level does....but trim I have not a clue?
 
I love the trim. :devilish:



This is how I use it...

"If the real amp has two inputs (f.e. low and high) the model is based on the high input. Set Input Trim to 0.500 (-6 dB) to get the equivalent of using the low input."
 
Tremonti said:
Never mess with this. What does it do or provide for sound? Seems strange to me as I know what gain, master and level does....but trim I have not a clue?
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Simply boosts or cut the signal level going into the amp block, nothing more.
 
Tremonti said:
Never mess with this. What does it do or provide for sound? Seems strange to me as I know what gain, master and level does....but trim I have not a clue?
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Allows you to pretend you have hotter or weaker pickups in your guitar for that preset (frequency differences of various pickups not withstanding)
 
I have a patch based on ODS clean and use input trim so when playing softly it's clean and breaks up as soon as dig in a little. Being primarily metal thought that was cooler than cool when discovered it could do that.
 
I use it when I need an absolutely zero breakup clean tone.

Or I attach an envelope modifier to it to get a dynamic lead.
 
I first started to use it as a way to combat the break up which gets introduced when using a Wah Block... and then discovered how useful it was with humbuckers. It's one of my few golden rules now
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the Super was modeled on a real amp that had a 'gainier' Diaz mod in it. Rolling the trim down to .5 allows you to get the Super Reverb sound without that mod.
 
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