When playing live, options for lead boost?
2006-12-13 by potential2themax
With 2101, 3.0a , dual disc's, & footcontroller....what are best OPTIONS for boosting for a lead/solo over live band level? Thanks!
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When playing live, options for lead boost?
RE: [gsp-2101] When playing live, options for lead boost?
2006-12-13 by MM
Have your sound guy do it. Or setup a pedal to control the volume/gain parameter(s) of your patch. Or simply program two patches with those values boosted on
Re: When playing live, options for lead boost?
2006-12-13 by fekisrat
I just duplicate the patch, rename it and alter the eq & master volume then save it.
Re: [gsp-2101] When playing live, options for lead boost?
2006-12-14 by chingway
The volume knob on your guitar...
Re: When playing live, options for lead boost?
2006-12-15 by Clint and Jen linder
I use a Robert Keeley DS-1. Set the tone to match your signal tone. Set your level around 10:00 o'clock. Set the distortion at zero or off. I crank my amp levels up high, and then turn the level output on the 2101 between 7:00 and 8:00 o'clock, this is like 1 or 2 level wise. You may need to adjust the level setting on the DS-1 to get your desired level. I am running through two JSX heads, and when I hit the DS-1, it really gives the signal a very excited boost.
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Re: When playing live, options for lead boost?
2006-12-15 by gusfmm
I'd say, that's the least appropriate way to do it. The volume pot has a huge impact on the guitar tone, that is a way to control gain (to the pickups) than output volume. Big time difference. My suggestion, as others have already mentioned, use a different patch with slighly boosted volume/gain (or other tone parameters like EQ, if you like) to achieve the effect. Remember the GSP is a multi-fx module, there is plenty of patch space in there... I use a Triaxis feeding the GSP, so my lead tones come from different patches within the Triaxis, thus maintaining the GSP fx section parameters unaltered and the patch-change time of the Triaxis I believe is a bit faster than that of the GSP, though it probably depends on the patch you're using on the GSP. Gus. --- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, chingway <large.gusset@...> wrote:
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> > The volume knob on your guitar... > > On 12/13/06, potential2themax <markrood99@...> wrote: > > > > With 2101, 3.0a , dual disc's, & footcontroller....what are best > > OPTIONS for boosting for a lead/solo over live band level? Thanks! > > > > > > >