Heard through the grapevine that i can use both channels at the same time....Using two tifferent settings and sending each channel to seperate speakers...Is it true or not??
If true....how do I do it??
If not.....Why have a/b channels???
Regards Ola
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Nope, you can't use both
Fri, 2007/07/27 - 12:53am — PetrucciisGodNope, you can't use both channels at the same time. The A/B channels are kind of like a clean/dirty footswitch on an amp. Or for channel A you can have a dirty sound, and for channel B, you can increase the gain, and the volume for a solo.
Ok, Thanx buddy! Rigg :
Fri, 2007/07/27 - 1:21am — FluehueOk, Thanx buddy!
Rigg : Fender Stratocaster 1997 Collectors edition (no 0306 0f 1997) Sunburst, Vox Tonelab SE, Marshall 9200 2x100W, 2 Marshall 4x12.
That would be cool,
Fri, 2007/07/27 - 4:00am — dcunniffnyThat would be cool, though.....
Maybe go stereo with two different amp settings?
Default channel A
Click once - channel B
Click twice - A and B????
dcunniffny I do that with
Fri, 2007/07/27 - 5:20pm — mself61dcunniffny
I do that with the TLSE and my Zoom G9 stereo into a mixer.
www.selfdistruction.com
Yes, same here with the Zoom
Sun, 2007/07/29 - 5:25pm — LDYes, same here with the Zoom G9 and the TLSE. Twice the tonal bliss!
LD
unless you buy two Tonelab
Wed, 2007/08/01 - 11:34am — hotramanunless you buy two Tonelab SE's
But who's got the fund$ for
Wed, 2007/08/01 - 11:49am — dcunniffnyBut who's got the fund$ for two SE's?
Throw some change my way, hotraman.
why 2 se's you broaden the
Thu, 2007/08/02 - 1:17am — mself61why 2 se's
you broaden the range of possibilities with a different board, and the G9 is a great mate for that job.
www.selfdistruction.com
I would go with a desktop
Thu, 2007/08/02 - 6:24am — firebrandI would go with a desktop modeler, like a Digitech Genesis 3 as a second unit. Slave it via MIDI. That's what I am going to do now that I have a VC-12 to go with my ToneLab. VC-12 > ToneLab > MIDI > Digitech Genesis 3. Now all I have to do is figure out how to communicate Whammy bends from the VC-12 to the G3.
Maybe I'll slave my RP-1.
Thu, 2007/08/02 - 11:11am — dcunniffnyMaybe I'll slave my RP-1. Or become a slave to my TLSE. Or I could enslave myself somewhere in the insert loop.
OK, Now I'm not even making sense....I'll just stick with the TLSE direct.
Dave
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Thu, 2007/08/02 - 5:08pm — firebrand