Hello,
Since I'm waiting for the goods to reach me i thought to try clearing something for myself.
Now, when I used Zoom G9 fx processor, it was easy for me to build patches and then use the pedals to switch them...
Can you explain me how do i use the fx of the zoom and stand alone stomp boxes like delay, EQ, wah, tuner, etc with the ENGL SE amp head when it has 3 fx loops, noise gate and reverb + z-15 midi footswitch to switch the channels/settings?
What's the correct connection line of the pedals so it's the easiest way to play them live?
I mean let's say I play clean guitar and them want to switch to gain channel and i switch the pedal on the footswitch and i got that, but if i then want to switch to lead tone? I will need to hit on the pedal on footswitch then i'll need to turn on the delay stomp box and then the wah too? So i'll need to click for 3 times with my leg? Sorry, it's just how i understand it will be working, or i am wrong?
Do i need to plug one cable to guitar, then plug it to a stomp box + other stomp boxes and after the last one the other cable goes to amp's hi or low gain input? I don't understand how to use those FX loops and do i need to use all 3 of them, etc... I mean how do i plug all the stomp boxes, do i plug them to fx loop or where? Where do i plug the guitar and how do i use the midi footswitch then?
I understand that, for each channel or setting, let's say i'll need 3 of them (clean guitar, high gain rhythm and high gain lead/solo).
So for cleans let's say i would need to use chorus pedal, for rhythm i will need EQ pedal and for leads i will need wah and delay pedals. Also, i will be using a tuner pedal.
So what is the correct way to plug those 3 different fx sets to 3 fx loops, then have a tuner to be used for all of them and also plug one guitar cable to the 3 setups???? I don't quite understand...
Could anybody explain me what is the sequence of plugging the things, what do i plug where, etc? Maybe there are some schemes somewhere on internet i could see and understand that better?
Thank you!
Since I'm waiting for the goods to reach me i thought to try clearing something for myself.
Now, when I used Zoom G9 fx processor, it was easy for me to build patches and then use the pedals to switch them...
Can you explain me how do i use the fx of the zoom and stand alone stomp boxes like delay, EQ, wah, tuner, etc with the ENGL SE amp head when it has 3 fx loops, noise gate and reverb + z-15 midi footswitch to switch the channels/settings?
What's the correct connection line of the pedals so it's the easiest way to play them live?
I mean let's say I play clean guitar and them want to switch to gain channel and i switch the pedal on the footswitch and i got that, but if i then want to switch to lead tone? I will need to hit on the pedal on footswitch then i'll need to turn on the delay stomp box and then the wah too? So i'll need to click for 3 times with my leg? Sorry, it's just how i understand it will be working, or i am wrong?
Do i need to plug one cable to guitar, then plug it to a stomp box + other stomp boxes and after the last one the other cable goes to amp's hi or low gain input? I don't understand how to use those FX loops and do i need to use all 3 of them, etc... I mean how do i plug all the stomp boxes, do i plug them to fx loop or where? Where do i plug the guitar and how do i use the midi footswitch then?
I understand that, for each channel or setting, let's say i'll need 3 of them (clean guitar, high gain rhythm and high gain lead/solo).
So for cleans let's say i would need to use chorus pedal, for rhythm i will need EQ pedal and for leads i will need wah and delay pedals. Also, i will be using a tuner pedal.
So what is the correct way to plug those 3 different fx sets to 3 fx loops, then have a tuner to be used for all of them and also plug one guitar cable to the 3 setups???? I don't quite understand...
Could anybody explain me what is the sequence of plugging the things, what do i plug where, etc? Maybe there are some schemes somewhere on internet i could see and understand that better?
Thank you!
