do i have to mix it with the 4-68 tone on tone?
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I just use the Igora Viviance Developer Lotion.... with clear and colors; not sure what the 4-68 is, but then I'm not a hair stylist :)
229180
You can dial in those fx, though dialing them in on this is a bit more cumbersome with this pedal, it has a learning curve you have to get over to get the tones you want out of it.
348025
i am not sure, with the fire dept i am with they have 1st tones and 2nd tones and it will play both no matter what
1406203
No. You need power for this to work. A tone generator would do what you want.
13414
Hey Dennis. It depends on if you want one color at a time, or, blue on one area and two other colors in other areas. Let me know EXACTLY what you want to do and I'll see if I can help. Hey, since you are a musician, I have a RARE ?SUNN / Fender tube amplifier head from 1968! It looks like near new. New knobs, new ORIGINAL 1968 reverb tank. Hendrix used one just like this one. Len
1067473
I clipped it onto my laptop and used a 440 tone and it registered a perfect pitch A ( I was bored and wanted to test it.) You should have no problems.
963169
Impedance it selected at the Amp or Receiver, I don't see why not. I have all 8 Ohm speakers, so this is not an issue for me. You can't mix/match 8/6/4 Ohm. Hope this helps!
6145
Yes, but you'll need to reprogram one of the amp's channel presets (preferably Clean) to get what you want. Select the Clean channel, adjust the Drive and Tone controls to get the sound you like (the default Clean channel preset still has some "dirt" in it), then (important!) press and hold the Clean amp model button on the amp for two seconds. This replaces the built in Clean model with your custom settings.
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I'm going to assume you want to make it into a true bypass rather than buffered, and truth be told buffered is secretly what you want, very little tone loss in comparison to true bypass in which you will lose guitar tone and instead get cable interference.
647857
You can add the ToneMatch without getting rid of your mixer. Take any of the ToneMatch outputs -- including the Master Output -- and feed them into one or more input channels on your mixer. Consider ToneMatch to be a set of effects applied to several channel or a submix -- either way. You need to be able to accept 1/4" inputs on your mixer inputs or else use a direct box or something similar to convert from 1/4" to xlr. ToneMatch does not have xlr outputs.
195835
it sounds true to whatever your original sound is, which of course, depends on your amp or your sound man. It works great for single loops...I've never used multiple loops. hope this helps.
790833
I don't really know, to be honest. I imagine you can, but you"ll have to keep it on a clean amp and tone.
192498
It will work, but if you use an effect that builds harmonies through the box, it may cause a bizarre clash, so just be mindful what tones you're using.
856765
Yes I use a mod tone xxx distortion in front.U can get that 60s sound perfectly.
1807414
This has to be used with a computer software like Ableton, Reason, Protools or with an external tone generator like the Motif or Triton rack so the answer is no.
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If you're using the guitar thru then you don't want any guitar in the digitech mix. Turn the knob marked guitar off. Mic input knob on the back of digitech set at about 10:00 to 11:00. I have 2 of these: one for my guitar setup & one for my piano setup using the guitar thru for both. No noise in either setup. Try another amp or dirctly into a PA system.
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Clay, firstly appologies for the delayed reply. If your amp has the standard AV i.e Red/White which here is symbolized as Orange and White then yes otherwise you would need 1/4th to 1/4th.