Amp Volume and Rig Volume are just volume (*gasp*)
parameters that do not change anything else.
Lesser volume can/will however be perceived differently,so you might need to adjust/compensate with Master Volume.
hth
Ouch, the actual problem was, that until now I didn't now there was both an Amp and a Rig volume - I thought they were the same. Found what I needed and the perception at different volumes is clear to me. Problem solved, thanks to you, Don! Much appreciated.
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I'm repeating myself, but I'll gladly say it again:
If you like the Morgan AC20 Profile from rmpacheco - and you guys obviously do - try the following:
- save the Treble Booster as a Preset (with a name you recognize, like "AC20 Boost")
- look at the Definition Parameter of the AMP and make a mental (or written) note of the value
- look at the Compression parameter of the AMP and make a mental (or written) note of the value
- look at the Gain parameter of the AMP and make a mental (or written) note of the value
now recall another Rig you like and add the AC Booster preset you just made and set Definition, Compression and Gain to the same values as in the AC20 Profile - adjust volume and the chances are you have now have one more great Rig.
Thank you very much for the tips Don. I have an additional question.
At the beginning of this thread it was mentioned that the high volume of this profile (compared to other profiles) is due to the cab volume setting. I understood that this was only available in older firmware versions. What is the "right" way to reduce the volume without interfering with the sound of the profile?
