Can you select the order of the effects with this device? For example: compression, then overdrive, then modulation, then reverb/delay?
1722041
I don't think so. Chains are pre-defined and the order of the effects is hardcoded. I couldn't find a decent PDF of the manual online, but there's a nice scheme in it. Truth is I never needed to do that and I trust the usual stacking of effects. Your mileage may vary.
1722042
You cannot. If you have the budget go with the GT100. It's a much better unit. I had the ME25, GT10, and now I use the GT100. For classic tone, I use the Fender Mustang III. Good luck.
1722043
I don't think so. Chains are pre-defined and the order of the effects is hardcoded.I couldn't find a decent PDF of the manual online, but there's a nice scheme in it.Truth is I never needed to do that and I trust the usual stacking of effects.Your mileage may vary.
1966714
Yes. First plug in your pedal if you haven't already....you just need to go into options, then control. Once there, you click on controller setup wizard. I have to do it each time, but I'm good with that. I go back and forth with my other software, depending on the work I am doing. I do notice my rewind and forward pedals are switched, but I can deal with that.
1362947
I don't own a multi effects pedal, but I do have a large pedalboard. The only tone problem I've experienced is with the modulation delays, which isn't really that bad.
229178
You can make all of those happen with this pedal. But I feel it meant to give variety, not functionality. It's complicated. Almost too many options. It's useful to try the different effects. Then get pedals for what you'll use regularly
659128
It's a two button footswitch. One changes between clean and overdrive channels, the other toggles your effects on and off. There's no way to change the voicing or effects settings from the footswitch; it basically just turns them on/off and what you hear is whatever's selected by the amp knob positions.
2001260
yes ,,, I mainly use the "Time Machine" for delay and reverb ... at low settings you can get some analog reverb ... Try delay at 2 1/2 ....Feedback at 3 ...Mix at 3 1/2 ...cw
2155286
Really, nothing. The point is that you no longer need effects pedals. The other plus is the Bluetooth function. It's a multi-tasker: an amp and an Bluetooth speaker. I usually jam along with songs from my iPhone. I have a couple of tones I downloaded that I use 99% of the time. (You can program your own if that's your thing but I'm not interested in fooling with that.) Great little practice amp.
777390
You have 5 (five) preset stomp switches. Just use another preset that has monster distortion and compression, then go back to your favourite "light drive" afterwards. I set the one on the far right for solos, and the one on the far left for laying back. It's infinitely flexible.
659127
There is also a channel switch. The way I understand it, this allows you to set up two different tones and switch among them. Then, of course, the fx switch turns effects that you have pre-set on and off.
2169822
Yes. The crossfader has options to switch to the kind of curve settings you want. Its a good mixer. Moreover the faders are smooth like butter since its a fully digital midi enabled mixer.
767283
You are going to use the FX Send and the Aux Return. This will allow you to pipe the desired amount of effect into the individual channels.
65125
Depending on how you want to utilize it, you can run it before or after your multi fx. I would personally use it after so i could loop one effect and play over it with another
2178003
It's been a while since I had it, but I believe it only had commonly used vocal fx. Reverb, delay, chorus, maybe a pitch shift
1732486
It does not unfortunately. But it's many settings allow for some crazy sustain and distort options. Awesome sounds!
2025462
It plays as it is recorder in the USB, if it is alphabetically it plays in that order
95005
Yes, you can just use effects. You don't need to use amp simulators. The amp simulators are incredible though. The Mesa Boogie Drive sim. is awesome.
1740787
There's not really a way to answer that. You'll have to adjust the EQ according to what sounds best to you. The EQ knobs are pretty sensitive on this unit, so a little goes a long way. Different songs/singers will need different levels of reverb/delay. Good rule of thumb: Slow songs = more reverb/delay; Fast songs = less reverb/delay