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Hey there, I'm unsure of any resources, but I'm happy to help. With the ability of modeling we're able to access to even more parameters for tweaking, so you may notice some effect models with parameters that you usually don't have access to. Such as the 'Phaser' effect which is modeled after the MXR Phase 90, that only has one parameter which is 'speed'. With Spider V's modeling we have Speed, Mix, and feedback. To sound as authentic as possible for modulation effects I'll set the mix to no more than 50%, and the feedback kept in its default position. These settings may change depending on your playing styles. For Delays, mix is essentially the 'level' parameter, which is a common parameter to find on these types of effects. The mix will set how wet you signal gets. Please feel free to send over more questions, thanks!
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Hello, Only a Line 6 transmitter's can pair to a Line 6 receiver. Other transmitters that would work are the Line 6 TBP06, or the TBP12. These transmitters are designed for rugged applications, and clip on to your belt or guitar strap. Since these transmitters do not auto sync like the G10T, you would have to set the wireless channel manually on both the Spider V60 and the transmitter, for the initial set up. These transmitters can be found on our shop: https://shop.line6.com/accessories/wireless-accessories/ The G10T runs on the same 2.4Ghz uncompressed signal as all other Line 6 wireless systems. The G10t is great due to its ability to be recharged by the amp, 50ft of range and the auto off feature that when you disconnect G10T from a guitar it powers off and doesn't give off any pops or clicks even when plugging back in. If you have any questions or concerns regarding G10T, please feel free to ask and we'll be happy to help!
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Hi awyoung89, Im sorry to hear about that. There may be a slight possibility that your computer is missing the correct driver. Lets see if this helps: 1. Go to Line6.com/software 2. For the drop down search bars, skip over Hardware. For software select Drivers. Then select Windows 8 for operating system. 3. Scroll down the list and download the 'Line 6 Driver2, version 1.91 with a release date of 9/13/18. Let us know if this helps. Thank you!
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Hi gwopponz, The firmware installed on your unit is from Spider V's very first release, which is most likely the reason of the update issue. I recommend updating your Spider V to the latest firmware with a computer via USB. To do this, download the Line 6 updater from here: https://line6.com/software/ and connect your Spider V via USB. Download the latest firmware: 2.00.0 Feel free to respond with any questions you may have, thank you!
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Hi Peter, Sorry to hear about that! The FBV Express MKII is compatible with Spider V. Lets see if we can track down what the issue may be. Using the provided Cat 5 cable, ensure that there are no 'kinks' or signs of a broken cable. I then recommend re-flashing your FBV Express. 1) Download the Line 6 'Monkey' updater here: https://line6.com/software/index.html (select FBV Express MKII for hardware, then press search) 2) Connect your FBV Express MKII into your computer via USB. 3) Open Monkey. 4) Perform the update to the latest firmware (Version 1.10.0). Let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks!
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HI Kargian, There are several options available depending on your needs. The FBV2 - This is a simple two button switch that acts just like the preset knob on your Spider V. https://line6.com/foot-controllers/fbv2 FBV Express MKII: This gives you the ability to switch between four presets per bank, with ability to access the tuner, tap tempo, and an expression pedal with a toe switch so you can toggle between Volume and Wah controls. https://line6.com/foot-controllers/fbv-express-mkii FBV Shortboard MKII: This unit was released for Spider IV and is also compatible with Spider V. This gives you complete control of your Spider V30 by being able to change banks, preset select and Effect bypass. The LEDS indicate which effects are on and off with each effect fixed to a specific foot-switch. Stomp is for stomp boxes such as a distortion, MOD for modulation effects such as Chorus and phase, Delay for delay effects, and Reverb. https://line6.com/foot-controllers/fbv-shortboard-mkii FBV3: FBV3 is the updated version of the Shortboard for Spider V to feature colored rings to know which effects are which and the ability to choose where you want your effects on the foot-switches . https://line6.com/foot-controllers/fbv3
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Hi Adam_T, This is most likely due to the wiring with the piezo and the TRS set up of the G10t (for charging). Try using a right angle 1/4" to 1/4" converter like this one: Let us know if you have further questions. Thanks!
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Hi Sixstringer019, I'm sorry to hear about that, I totally understand your frustration. Lets see if we can track down what the issue may be. If you haven't already, lets first try re-flashing your Spider V240. Download the Line 6 updater and install the latest firmware: https://line6.com/software/ Let us know if this helps, thanks!
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AMPLIFI 75 doesn't work with new FBV3 Need help
NBell replied to sbstringer007a's topic in FBV Controllers (MKI / MKII / 3)
Hi sbstringer007a, The issue could be that your Amplifi 75 needs to be updated to the latest firmware. Using the Line 6 updater, ensure that your Amplifi is updated to the latest firmware (V 2.60) https://line6.com/software/index.html Please let us know if you have further questions. Thank you! -
G10 does not transmit Relish Mary piezo signals
NBell replied to jon_bondy's topic in Relay Digital Wireless
Hello, This is caused due to the design of the G10's transmitter in which the sleeve has been split like a TRS cable; which is for charging the G10T. Using the right angle adapter included with the G10 system will resolve this issue. Please let us know if you have any questions. Thanks! -
Hello, These are the correct input adapters. Thanks!
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Hi Spindlebox, We have Relay G10T USB charging cables available on the Line 6 Web Store: https://shop.line6.com/relay-g10t-usb-charging-cable.html Please let us know if you have any questions. Thanks!
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Hi Gregory, Have you updated both the G10 Transmitter and Receiver? The G10 transmitter should wake up within a second of playing. Please download the Line 6 updater and perform a firmware update if you haven't done so. With the G10 transmitter docked in the receiver, plug into your computer via usb and update: https://line6.com/software/index.html Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks!!
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Follow this link: https://line6.com/software/index.html In the middle drop down menu labeled 'All Software'; select Line 6 Monkey. After this has downloaded to your computer you can connect your device via USB and run the update, or if you have the firmware file on your computer, select 'update from file'.
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The Variax Standard Onyx Limited Edition's neck is built with a one piece maple neck with a Macassar Ebony fingerboard. The body is Alder.
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With the M-series, any parameter can be controlled with an expression pedal. To achieve this, I recommend setting the Mod to 'Rate' opposed to note-subdivision (ex: 1/4, 1/8). You can easily set the rate of the modulation to the expression pedal with a specific minimum and maximum range.
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Hi kenwilcoxguitar, Very interesting, I'd like to ask a couple questions to get a better understanding of the situation. HELIX floor unit? Is this dual colored ring only on a particular foot switch or on any footswitch with a distortion block? Which firmware are you currently running, and did you perform a factory reset after last installing firmware? Thanks!
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Hi Nmcasale, For time based effects such as Delay and Modulation, the 'Rate' or 'Time' of the effect can be switched from Milliseconds to note subdivision by pressing down on the knob controlling the effects time, which is Knob 1. Keep in mind that the tap tempo does not effect timing on effects set to Milliseconds, only note subdivision. When you tap (not press) the Tap Tempo to bring up the tempo parameters you have the option to set the tempo to be globally (which will set the tempo for every preset), per snapshot, or per preset. When set to per preset you can have different BPM's set for each preset. This option is what you want to use when using multiple presets in your band that have variable BPM's. In addition, If everything you need only takes up one preset, you can set up snapshots within the same preset which you can edit to have which ever effects on/off, parameter and BPM changes all within the same preset, think of it as having presets within a preset. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any further questions!
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Hi Supersonic_104, Are you connected directly to your computers USB inputs? Also ensure the USB select switch is switched over to the right to active the USB-B output labeled "Mac/PC Android". Let us know your results and how you're connected so we can get you rockin! Thanks!
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With the M9 you can use/combine up to 3 effects at once. The 6 foot switches gives you 6 effects to choose from with the ability to run 3 at the same time. You can also plug in up to 2 expression pedals and control effect parameters. Whether its a wah wah or controlling the 'Drive' of a Tube Screamer.
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I recommend performing a factory reset. To do so: Press FX Unit 1B and 2B switches at the same time to enter the setup menu. Press the Model Select knob until the display reads MIDI Gate Display across the top. Turn the Model Select knob until the corresponding display shows RST FACT. Press and hold the TAP button just before (split second) pressing the Model Select knob. Its like pressing them down at the same time, but making sure the TAP button is pressed first. Do that once again to reset the M9.
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Footpedal/Stomp/Controller for JTV Variax
NBell replied to jeremystern's topic in James Tyler Variax Guitars / Workbench HD
Hi Jeremystern, We have several processors with a Varaix input where you can change presets with different guitars and/or tunings. Such as: HELIX Family, POD HD, Firehawk FX, Firehawk 1500, and Vetta II. -
Hi Natalshadown, Both products are the exact same; FX100 is Amplifi in a pedalboard format whereas Amplifi 75/150 is a Combo Amp format. If you would like to control your Amplifi remotely opposed to the Amplifi remote App, you can choose from one of our controllers, such as: FBV Express, FBV Shortboard, or FBV3. Depending on the type of control you want. FBV Express will give you Presets A-D (you have to manually switch banks) as well as vol/expression control. The FBV Shortboard and FBV3 (FBV3 is the latest update to our FBV controllers) will give you the control over Bank selection, presets, and the ability to bypass effects as well as Vol/Expression control. If you have any more questions feel free to ask anytime! Thanks!
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Hi Satsamel, I recommend recording via USB. If you were to record from any output jack like the headphone jack or a hypothetical dedicated output jack would yield the same results as recording via USB, only difference is that USB offers a higher quality of recording. Depending on your recording set up, to capture that 'live' essence I recommend throwing up some room mics, if you don't have enough bleed from drum mics or any other instruments.
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Hi FleetwoodPC, To favorite a tone with a song: Select the Music Tab > Play My Music > Select song. After the tone match process brings up tones, press the 'Favorite Button' which looks like a Tab with a Heart on the left of the tones name. This will ensure that the favorited tone is loaded automatically when jamming with music. These tones will also be saved into the favorites folder. http://line6.com/data/6/0a020a3e255e5834d491a40ed/application/pdf/AMPLIFi%20Remote%20Pilot's%20Guide%20-%20English%20.pdf