Worked the second time here after restarting RM (not profiler)
Posts by musicmad
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Wonderful expressive and musical playing. Nice collection of guitars and t-shirts!
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Not possible I'm afraid.
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Yes that is a good way. Locking, switching rigs and then saving is another option.
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But now I understand you may not need different settings but may want them...
If you knew certain guitars & rigs combos were going to be used with certain songs and didn't want to go to the input setting and change it, you would leave it unlocked and let it "call up" those settings for that particular rig & guitar... And if you may use different guitars not song dependent, you may want to have a setting for each guitar to pull up and lock it. Now that I understand how clean sense works and what it does, I'm getting it. The manual doesn't explain it the way the video does. I instantly "got it" when I watched the video. The way the manual is worded there is a bit vague IMO.
Great description.
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The "correct" clean sense is dictated by the guitar, so you don't need different settings across multiple rigs.
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Looks like a neural dsp app? Or am I missing something?
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As said you can do this with the dual delay. Just set slightly different delay times for each side.
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Not sure if you know this but if you use the page/navigate left/right buttons (ie. not the remote) to switch between the 5, you don't need to store in between. So you only need to store once.
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Sorry for stating the obvious perhaps but did you try rebooting both units?
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But give it a go anyway. It might be able to profile the static frequency response of the phaser (some phasers do that at certain settings), but not the swirl.
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Only possible when RM is connected which probably isn't useful for you.
I would hit store 2-3 times fast once you have the setting that works for that particular night.
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Yeah. Perhaps just as a "lock button assignments" feature.
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Click the store button. And perhaps read the manual the next few times you take a dump
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Hold the amp button to go to the amp section and click the store button?
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You can double-track, tri-track, quad-track, etc. to get as thick as you want but you have to watch out for muddying up the guitar sound with too many tracks.
You can also double track on a mono signal too. It's not as noticeable as a stereo track but can help a solo stand out better in a mix.
I totally understand you are trying to help. These points are a tad debatable though
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Good típ. Thanks.
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Not currently possible but has been requested before.
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Rename it in the field as you do. Press enter and mouse click outside the dialog.
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I haven't confirmed in person but the change log hints at this being fixed. Good stuff.
