Surfi wrote:
Hi Bucketbot,
yes, tried changing the pedals in the loop. definitely seems to be the level of the 4th loop...sound is good with level of pedal at 9 o clock in loop 1-3
Any idea?
Regards
Chris
Surfi wrote:
Yes....but how to solve that issue?
marco83m wrote:
it works! -> [Right-click on link and choose Save As to download]
Dante wrote:
.... Too bad I can't use that button for something else...or can I?
you can actually do this. See the chapter on g-system MIDI in my white paper. Be sure to pay extra attention in the section that talks about the Nova Drive.
Steve-84 wrote:
Issue 2- I use a Axess CFX4 to change channels on my amp (Boogie Dual Rec). This has the standard In/Out/Thru. I have got a Nova Drive on order and want to know if there is a way I can still use my CFX4 to change channels and also be able to control the Nova with the G System with a split MIDI Cable (I'm guessing probably not but any help is appreciated).
What happens when you put JUST a muting tuner in the amp FX loop and then mute it?
Issue 3- When my Vol Pedal is on 0, I still hear 'dry' sound coming from the amp. I had my Dual Rec modded to change the FX Loop from Parallel to Series. I am using TS Monster Patch Cables and VPJR pedals. Am I doing something wrong? I really want to be able to do Vol Swells using the pedal and I can't. I use the 4 cable method.
Steve-84 wrote:
Ok, I had a play and this is what happened:
I took my TU-2 and plugged it in to the Loop (I tried both the Send And Return Jacks). Played the guitar, hit the pedal, and it muted. I had to turn the Rec to full volume to hear the faintest bit of sound (this was using a clean sound). Next, I rigged up the G as normal, played the guitar on Channel 3 (Hi Gain) with the Mesa's Output and Solo on 0, and heard dry signal.
Read the white paper section on MIDI and the Nova Drive, will let you know how I get on when it turns up!