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Hi there, Yes, you can set up an Assign on an external footswitch, to either have it go up or down one patch. Or, an entire bank, if that's what you're looking for. I hope this helps. Cheers.

Hi there, Thank you for watching my videos, I greatly appreciate it. I use the Assigns for turning effects on/off, but also for changing parameters, for the effects I use. Assigns can control effects and parameters - it's a great feature! I hope this helps. If you need anything else, then please let me know. Cheers.

@@GuitarNTabs thanks, I just wanted to confirm that. As I thought that I MUST use assigns to set up effects.

Hi! Thank you, I greatly appreciate your kind words. Please do let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.

@@GuitarNTabs I presently have my gt1 connected to my yam 12 channel mixer with an active di box an a single trs guitar cable (2 black rings on the shaft). This is the gt1 mono output 1/4". But this output is summed mono according to the documentation. Well, being 'mono' defeats the purpose of my high quality stereo jbl pa system (studio monitors and sub, 2.1). The problem is: The current hook up does not provide stereo sound to my sound system. This factor is limiting and eliminates any stereo sounds from patches that use stereo imaging. Guessed solution: I'm going to run 2 trs cables to a 2 channel di box. And xlr cables from the di to mixer. Note: Present situation is summed mono trs cable into a 1 channel active di box. This sounds great and silent. Very excellent. But it can't be reproducing the sound close to the potential quality. Solution: I am going to hook the gt1 outputs up with 2 trs cables to a two channel di box. Xlr from the di box to the mixer and powered nearfield speakers and subwoofer. There is no way to guess if I will notice a difference in the sound of the system and effects. It might be a subtle but imperceptible difference. In this regard my present summed mono system sounds very good to my ears using acoustic guitar, electric guitar, baritone guitars, and bass guitars. I need to try the proposed alternative but probably better connection method.

Hi, I would go with JC-120 Input - since there's no specific Output Select for that type of amplifier. You can also browse through the different options, and see if one is better than the other, in this case. I hope this helps.

Hi, The process should very much be the same. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Cheers.

Cheers, I greatly appreciate it! Let me know if you need anything else. Have a great day.

Thanks, I'm happy to hear that! Let me know if you need anything else. Best regards.

Hi there, The very first thing to think about would be the use of your Fender amp, with the GT-1. If you mainly want to use your Fender Hot Rod for amp tones, both clean, overdriven, etc. then you should turn off the GT-1's PREAMP block, and save the adjustment. This has to be done for every patch you want to use. Also, it's important that you set the GT-1's Output Select to "Combo Amp". With this setup you're using the GT-1 for its effects only. However, you can use the GT-1's preamps, if you wish to, for example by connecting the Left mono out from your GT-1 to your Hot Rod's PWR In socket. This way you'll bypass your Fender's preamp section, only leaving the speaker to output the sound. Make sure to set the Output Select to "Combo Amp Return" in this case, and activate the PREAMP block. In some cases, when using an amplifier with the GT-1, like in your case, you can experiment with the PREAMP block, by turning off the SP Type parameter. This way you can use the Preamp models as an "extra" overdrive/distortion effect, but the results may vary. I personally wouldn't use the Preamps like that. Try it out, and please do let me know how it goes. Best regards.

Hi, Thank you, I appreciate it! All my files are safely ground, so no harm is done to the neck. I also make sure the files are not protruding too far along the fretboard, so the touch-up afterwards is minimal. You're right, I've done this type of job lots and lots of times, and I still enjoy it. Thanks again for watching! Have a great day.

Once again, thank you! I appreciate you watching. Have a great day! Cheers.

Hi there, Thanks for your comment and question. I can fully understand your concern, so I'll try to explain the most obvious differences: The ME-90 features the new AIRD preamp technology, which clearly is an improvement compared to the GT-1, which uses the COSM preamp technology. To me there's nothing bad about the COSM tech, because it's all really a matter of getting the preamps dialed in properly, and once that's done, they sound fantastic, in regards to the GT-1. I have tried the AIRD preamp models, on the GT-1000CORE, and I won't lie; I was impressed. They feel more alive and responsive, but again, that's what you'd expect, when a new preamp technology is developed. The processing of the effects, across the GT-1 and ME-90 is also different, the ME-90 features new effects processing, but again, the GT-1 has excellent effects, and they just have to be set up properly. If you're looking for new technology, a wider board format and perhaps a little less accessibility, the ME-90 would be the way, but as far as I know, the GT-1 is far more advanced, in regards to its Assigns, where you can set up multiple effects, parameters, etc. and control them that way. The ME-90 is probably capable of something similar, but I haven't tried it out, in that way, so I can't be 100% sure. I hope this will answer some of your questions, but if you have more, then please let me know. Best regards. Cheers.

@@GuitarNTabs Thank you for your reply. I am after clean tone that will bring out the best in my Strat or semi hollow Gretsch. All the effects are a bonus really. I have a Fishman mini for my acoustic guitar and voice. Didn’t care for the Artist. I have Fender Event PA for my electrics. So after a couple years of chasing a clean tone, I feel I am almost there. I had the Katana Artist mk2 and 100 mk2,both which ar3 great but want to utilize my PA. So love the gt-1 but feel like I can get better cleans on the ME 90. I have learned to dial tones in satisfactorily. Just hoping the me-90 would give me that boost to confidently keep it for the next 5 plus year#. Seems the videos on it are mostly from a year ago and of course many are sponsored, so I appreciate your response. I wear hearing aids so I seem to be second guessing my tone regularly…

Great job on your videos by the way…

Hi there, Thanks for your comment and question. Since the Spark amp is a modelling amp, then the best connection would be to use the GT-1 for its effects only, and the Spark for its preamp sounds. I would set the Output Select to "Small Amp" on the GT-1 and ensure the PREAMP block is turned OFF. This should be done for all patches you use, with this setup. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Cheers.

Hi, How did you set it up, and what are you trying to switch between? Thanks.

Hi, Thanks for your comment and question, I appreciate it. I have several videos on my Channel, explaining exactly what each CTL and footswitches does. Browse through my videos, and you'll see them. I hope this helps. Cheers.

Hi, I haven't used the GT-1 like this, so I can't tell for sure. It might be possible, but I don't think so. Sorry I can't be of more help. Cheers.

Sorry, what? GT-1 settings into GT-1000 Core? What do you mean?

@@GuitarNTabs I put both Boss tone studios Gt-1,Gt-1000, side by side and copied each effect. Different sounds coming from each

@@slooky14 - Ah okay, thanks for clearing that up. There will be different sounds, simply because the GT-1000 Core's effects and preamps are newer and more developed, in regards to the GT-1. The GT-1 is years older than the GT-1000 Core, so that's to be expected. Also, the GT-1000 Core is a lot more complex, so there's a lot of other parameters to take care of. I hope this helps. Cheers.

@@GuitarNTabs thanks,,I get that its older, It should be rather close though. Thats okay, I'm still trying to get my head around it. lol

@@slooky14 - Actually it shouldn't... The Core has a whole other engine, new MFX technology, and AIRD preamps, so there's actually not a lot to share between the two. Let me know if there's anything else I can do. Best regards.