Larry Norton
New Member
OK, so my rig used to be TriAxis (preamp) to TC G-Major (Effects Processor) to Mesa Boogie 2:100 (Power- Amp). This is all in one rack and is about 87 pounds.
I purchased the AXE-FX to lighten the load and to explore other sounds.
This is my problem, I want to add the TriAxis into the FX-Loop so that I can use it's preamp for some patches and use the AXE-FX amp models for other. Simple enough right. So I plugged in the TriAxis getting it's input from Output 2 and the TriAxis output return to Input 2 of the AXE-FX.
Did not get the result I was hoping for. Everything changed. I expected that if the FX-Loop was not in the change, there would be no effect on the sound, but there was. It is as if having the TriAxis in the FX-Loop was still in the sound.
So what did I not set correctly and why does the FX-Loop effect the sound when the block is not in the patch?
Thanks for any help
I purchased the AXE-FX to lighten the load and to explore other sounds.
This is my problem, I want to add the TriAxis into the FX-Loop so that I can use it's preamp for some patches and use the AXE-FX amp models for other. Simple enough right. So I plugged in the TriAxis getting it's input from Output 2 and the TriAxis output return to Input 2 of the AXE-FX.
Did not get the result I was hoping for. Everything changed. I expected that if the FX-Loop was not in the change, there would be no effect on the sound, but there was. It is as if having the TriAxis in the FX-Loop was still in the sound.
So what did I not set correctly and why does the FX-Loop effect the sound when the block is not in the patch?
Thanks for any help