i need the best way to switch my gear to get some great sounds.
my rack goes like this:
Marshall El 34 50/50 poweramp
ada mp1
tc electronic G major
pod pro xt
gcx audio switcher
ground control pro
ernie ball vp junior 250k
wah pedal
thanks a lot!! as always.
greetings from Chile!!
help!!...Switching my rack gear please!!
Re: help!!...Switching my rack gear please!!
Hi,
This is pretty easy, although I'm sure john Clark will chime in with other options. First of all I would not put the POD in the FX loop of the MP1 if you're using it for hi-gains and overdrives. I'm not 100% sure about the POD, but I know hi-gains and overdrives don't sound good in FX loops, although this may be a different case with the PODxt.
I would wire the G-Major in the MP1 FX loop, and wire the PODxt in series between the GCX and the MP1.
I would put the Wah between the guitar and the GCX guitar in, and wire the volume pedal into the GCP exp 1 input to control global volume via the G-Major. The volume pedal can then double up as an expression pedal to control parameters on the POD and the G-Major if needed, so a win win there.
So in summary:
Guitar > Wah > GCX guitar front panel input.
GCX rear panel Guitar Out > Loop 1 in (You'll then place any other effects into the GCX as required)
GCX rear panel loop 8 output (If you're using all 8 loops) > PODxt input
PODxt Output > MP1 Input
MP1 L&R Stereo outs > Marshall L&R Stereo ins
Marshal L&R outputs to cabs
MP1 FX send > G-Major left (Mono) Input
G-Major L&R Outputs > MP1 FX return
Midi:
GCP 7 Pin Midi out > GCX Pedal in
GCX Midi out > PODxt midi in
PODxt Midi Thru > G-Major Midi In
G-Major Midi Thru > MP1 Midi in
Volume pedal > GCP Exp 1 input
The other option if you really want to maintain stereo with the PODxt is to wire the PODxt into 2 GCX loops and then wire the MP1 FX loop into 2 other GCX loops. Although this would be made a hell of a lot simpler if you had the stereo mod done on loops 5 thru 8 of the GCX
This is pretty easy, although I'm sure john Clark will chime in with other options. First of all I would not put the POD in the FX loop of the MP1 if you're using it for hi-gains and overdrives. I'm not 100% sure about the POD, but I know hi-gains and overdrives don't sound good in FX loops, although this may be a different case with the PODxt.
I would wire the G-Major in the MP1 FX loop, and wire the PODxt in series between the GCX and the MP1.
I would put the Wah between the guitar and the GCX guitar in, and wire the volume pedal into the GCP exp 1 input to control global volume via the G-Major. The volume pedal can then double up as an expression pedal to control parameters on the POD and the G-Major if needed, so a win win there.
So in summary:
Guitar > Wah > GCX guitar front panel input.
GCX rear panel Guitar Out > Loop 1 in (You'll then place any other effects into the GCX as required)
GCX rear panel loop 8 output (If you're using all 8 loops) > PODxt input
PODxt Output > MP1 Input
MP1 L&R Stereo outs > Marshall L&R Stereo ins
Marshal L&R outputs to cabs
MP1 FX send > G-Major left (Mono) Input
G-Major L&R Outputs > MP1 FX return
Midi:
GCP 7 Pin Midi out > GCX Pedal in
GCX Midi out > PODxt midi in
PODxt Midi Thru > G-Major Midi In
G-Major Midi Thru > MP1 Midi in
Volume pedal > GCP Exp 1 input
The other option if you really want to maintain stereo with the PODxt is to wire the PODxt into 2 GCX loops and then wire the MP1 FX loop into 2 other GCX loops. Although this would be made a hell of a lot simpler if you had the stereo mod done on loops 5 thru 8 of the GCX
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Re: help!!...Switching my rack gear please!!
thank you so much!!
i´ll try this on the weekend.
i´ll let you know if a have some trouble...i hope not!!!
thaks again!!
i´ll try this on the weekend.
i´ll let you know if a have some trouble...i hope not!!!
thaks again!!