Posts by DanFran

Quote from sambrox

This is true. However if you wanted to have the clean sound as the base Rig, the only to currently do it would be to note down all the default values of the "gained" Rig, tweak it 'til you're happy with the clean sound, engage morphing, move parameters back to their previous state in the default "gained" Rig. It's a bit cumbersome.

I don't think you have to note everything. I would do it like this: take your solo sound as base sound. Change to morphed state and make a small change like reducing volume 1 db (maybe even this is not necessary but I can't try it at the moment) Then change to base again and edit it to your like. Then go back to morphed state and raise the gain back 1 dB. Done.

Ingolf, at the moment I can't see any stars at your name so maybe you lost them with your post here... but as you don't care...

Quote from PETERFR

Yep now I can see it also!

That is good as it means I'm not crazy

At the moment my star is back! Let's see how long it lasts...

The slot names are small but as I only use names like intro, verse, chorus and so on it is enough to see where I am in the song. The problem is that you can use five slots in a performance and each name must be seen on the screen so that you know which slot is choosable with which switch. This is why they are small.
But maybe it could be useful to see the name of the active slot in the second row and with big letters. You can start a feature request if you like.

Ok, maybe I should use less drugs
But it is really strange, sometimes on my iPhone I can see the stars, sometimes not, same on my Mac. That is why I asked if anybody knows anything about these.
But it seems that no other person can see them so they are just an illusion

Quote from Sharry

I you want an additional Information, what is the content in the effects slots of the current Rig and which is active then try "Display Layout B" System setting - screen 12/18 - Soft button 1 .

Yes, you can change the layout. As I use stomp switches not often the layout you can see in my picture is more clear to me. For those who use stomp switches the layout Sharry mentioned is the one to choose.

Evereybody in this thread has at least two blue stars (at the moment) except me, mine is gone. Maybe I'm a fallen star

After my gig yesterday I can confirm that the display on the remote can look like I described.
First row: performance number and name
second row: name of the rig
third row: names of the performance slots, the active one with black background
Here is a picture (the performance and slot names are in german):

But they really exist, and44 for example has four stars and paults even more (I think five)...

I have a gig tomorrow evening, I try to remember to take a photo and then send it to you, but I am quiet sure that it looks like I described above.

Quote from mrs-zambesi

Probably just the nature of fame?!

Now that is interesting: Now the star it is gone!?

I am curious: I just noticed a blue star beside my forum nickname. What does it mean? Does anybody know this?

Hi, I don't have my remote at home at the moment, but if I remeber it correct, in display mode A you see in the first line the performance number and name. In the second line you see the name of the choosen rig, which is in most cases the amp name, but this depends on the name you gave the rig in browser mode. In the last line you can see the slot names of the performance slots. The active slot has a black background.
This design is important for me too, because I want to know if I am in for example the bridge or the chorus.
I hope this is what you were looking for.

Quote from sambrox

I got a lag on the display and the LEDs on the Remote when changing, but the sound changed instantly as normal.

Me too.

You could create very interesting sounds with this, good idea.

With the new morph feature it is possible to program the rise time so that you can hit the button and morphing to your solo sound starts for example 4 beats later, so that you can walk to the stage center to perform a solo and the sound changes automaticly. But then you have to be back at the end of the solo to hit the button in time to get back to the rhythm sound.
So I think it would be nice if you could adjust the time how long the morphed state is hold and when it starts to fall back to the base sound so you can perform the solo to the end without the need to walk back to the remote in time while playing the solo.
I hope you understand what I mean because english is not my motherlanguage...

I just had a look in the manual because I don't have a powered toaster. The adjustements for the monitor out will affect the powered out. So when you turn the cab sim off in the monitor menue the cab sim should be off at the powered out too but not at the main outs.

In the output menu you can switch cab sim off for the monitor out.