TYPICAL SETUPS
Guitar with piezo pick-up + vocal microphone
MIXER
LR outputs
Guitar with an
active
Instrument input
Microphone input
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hold to save |
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| clean |
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| tremolo | hall | dynam | 1.2s | 250ms | 100% | 25% |
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stomp | EQ | boost | flanger | plate | p.pong | edit A | edit B | edit C | edit D |
comp | EQ | boost | mod | reverb | delay | subdiv |
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COMP | MOD | DELAY | REVERB |
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| BANK DN |
| G•NATURAL |
As explained in the previous example
Connections
•Connect the output of your guitars piezo pickup to the Instrument input of
•Connect the microphone to the mic input of
•Connect L/R outputs to a mixer or to a dedicated acoustic guitar amp
*If the pickup system requires the use of a battery the system is active.
WARNING! When connecting the
Basic settings
•If a condenser microphone is used you must enable the +48V phantom power
•Set input sensitivity via the Levels menu
•Select active effect pressing the COMP, MOD, DELAY and REVERB switches
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