I’m running splitter and mixer on row 1 and 3
Now, if I want to use In2 where do I get the signal chain?
The screen is all occupied by the signal of In1 and the splitmixs of it
If you run a split off of row 1, then row 2 is occupied and you can’t use Input 2 there, even if you combine the row 1 & 2 signals with the mixer on row 1.
Likewise, if you run a split off of row 3, then row 4 is occupied and you can’t use another input there.
That’s just how it is for now.
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The split on the row one I’m only using for two amps (clean and dirty) that go to the same cab and they never play together.
If i put the amps in series and use them again one of the other with a scene, will it affect the tone?
Therefore i will free in 2 row
Will that do the trick?
No, switching between two amps in series should not affect the tone of the respective amps, as long as you are only using one at a time.
You can switch them between scenes, just assign both amps’ bypass to scenes (four tiny squares). Or, you can assign the same footswitch to both amps, save one amp as active and the other as bypassed and switch between them with a stomp in any scene.
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Yeah, that was my idea. See which method suits me better
Thank you
This is exactly how I set up my presets. This typically leaves an entire row empty:
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Me too from now on, super easy