greekjgg

Ok; good to know on the output block. Now is this something that you can adjust with your foot if you engage that mode? I can see myself in rehearsal tweaking these patches and the easiest way w/o slowing down everyone else would be this way.

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So far this thing is super easy to use but I think I'm overlooking "preset" volume. I'm trying to EQ my patches so they are all the same level. Do I need to adjust the amp volume within the preset to do this or is there a "preset" volume? I'm used to Roland units that have a master volume per patch so I'm getting some of my wires crossed in my head.