Can I have some help guys, Stephen Carpenter has an axe-FX set so he can blend the two chains together and control the mix of each blend with a expression pedal, can the 500 change the blend of it's 2 channels?
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Can I have some help guys, Stephen Carpenter has an axe-FX set so he can blend the two chains together and control the mix of each blend with a expression pedal, can the 500 change the blend of it's 2 channels?
I could see that working. Set the amps at an equal volume, and then set the expression parameters so one direction will turn up one amp and down the other and vice versa.
Footswitches above activate or deactivate individual effects in every patch. I remember that when the HD series first came out, the comparison against the X3 (Besides better quality and all that) was that an HD500 for example was designed towards live situations while the X3 was designed for studio situations. Of course, you can use both models for both situations, but don't worry, the HD500 has what you need for a good live show.
Thanks, also thanks to Kane_Wolf.
I tend to mix up terminology, my common assumption was that a patch is what could be described as an amp setting + fx, but that might be what a bank is, or not? (let's get this clear once and for all)
To illustrate what I want the POD to do: in a song I could use three different amps, Overdrive (A), clean (B) and a mellower (B) overdrive. If I were to switch in this order A>B>C>A, I'd have a problem if I could only use the up/down switch, because I couldn't do a clean single tap from C to A.
So how does this apply to the explanation on how patches/banks work on the POD?
Thanks, also thanks to Kane_Wolf.
I tend to mix up terminology, my common assumption was that a patch is what could be described as an amp setting + fx, but that might be what a bank is, or not? (let's get this clear once and for all)
To illustrate what I want the POD to do: in a song I could use three different amps, Overdrive (A), clean (B) and a mellower (B) overdrive. If I were to switch in this order A>B>C>A, I'd have a problem if I could only use the up/down switch, because I couldn't do a clean single tap from C to A.
So how does this apply to the explanation on how patches/banks work on the POD?
Thanks, also thanks to Kane_Wolf.
I tend to mix up terminology, my common assumption was that a patch is what could be described as an amp setting + fx, but that might be what a bank is, or not? (let's get this clear once and for all)
To illustrate what I want the POD to do: in a song I could use three different amps, Overdrive (A), clean (B) and a mellower (B) overdrive. If I were to switch in this order A>B>C>A, I'd have a problem if I could only use the up/down switch, because I couldn't do a clean single tap from C to A.
So how does this apply to the explanation on how patches/banks work on the POD?
I don''t think they are THAT bad. I plugged the pod into a alto pa speaker (using the models obviously) at guitar center the other day and it blew my marshall cab away. I think it depends on what your comparing them to. Obviously, comparing them to the actual cab, they are not as good. What do you expect for 500 bucks?