Finally adding a GCX....Gulp....
Posted: Tue Dec 29, 2020 9:31 pm
Hey all, long time lurker first time poster. Finally adding a GCX to my rack (have been using GCP for years) and hoping I have this sorted right.
From reading the manuals and this site please keep me pointed in the correct direction.
Equipment:
Triaxsis
G-Force
Korg Tuner
2:One-Hundred
2 pedals I will route into Loops 1 & 2 but want them to work w/G-Force.
Midi: GCP => GCX => Triaxsis => G-Force (does midi in or thru make a difference?)
Desired end state is stereo effects into the 2:100 but with the G-Force in parallel to the Triaxis. Is this possible?
Sorry if this has been covered but I see a lot of mono configurations but not too much in stereo. The Triaxsis also pushes the G-Force to clip very easily which is what I am trying to solve for as well and the GCX seems to be the right choice for that and great flexibility in presets w/pedals added to the mix.
Any pointers to a thread that covers this or directly is appreciated.
Also, off-topic but anyone have thoughts on a good patch cable for the loops? Looks like 6" Hosa's would work well, seems to be a quality and affordable option.
Thanks!
Ed
From reading the manuals and this site please keep me pointed in the correct direction.
Equipment:
Triaxsis
G-Force
Korg Tuner
2:One-Hundred
2 pedals I will route into Loops 1 & 2 but want them to work w/G-Force.
Midi: GCP => GCX => Triaxsis => G-Force (does midi in or thru make a difference?)
Desired end state is stereo effects into the 2:100 but with the G-Force in parallel to the Triaxis. Is this possible?
Sorry if this has been covered but I see a lot of mono configurations but not too much in stereo. The Triaxsis also pushes the G-Force to clip very easily which is what I am trying to solve for as well and the GCX seems to be the right choice for that and great flexibility in presets w/pedals added to the mix.
Any pointers to a thread that covers this or directly is appreciated.
Also, off-topic but anyone have thoughts on a good patch cable for the loops? Looks like 6" Hosa's would work well, seems to be a quality and affordable option.
Thanks!
Ed