PortVincent

Thank you so much... Your explanation makes so much sense and also states the sometimes completely "this makes no sense"/"it drives my crazy" issues that you face in a proces like this :-) Anyway, thanks for taking the time to sort this out for me and hopefully many other users...

Thanks rd2rk. I thought I was being specific... Okay everyone says that snapshots is like presets within a preset. However, snapshots are nothing like presets when it comes to programming. Apparently, a lot of users including myself want to know how to switch pedals that are in the HX's fx loops on and off in snapshot mode? Speaking for myself, I would prefer ICs to send snapshot loads. I did read from the ML5 manual that cc 1-5 values above 64 engages the individual loops. CC1 is loop A. CC2 is loop B etc... So if I want the loop A to be active I turn the value up to 127. Is this also what you're saying? SVAR

Hi... I'm using a Morningstar ML5 along with my HX effects. HX being the main controller and the ML5 is for my external analogue pedals (no midi pedals). Works super fine when I'm in preset mode - here I'm able to switch settings on my ML5 when switching presets on the HX effects using the learn mode on ML5. However, when I go to snapshot mode I can't make it work. Here things get really complicated. In snapshot mode, how can I switch loops on my ML5? In example - clean sound in(snapshot1) and overdrive in snapshot2 (using an OD pedal from one of the ML5 loops etc? Please help. I'm kinda lost:-)

Hi. I know this subject has probably been debated many times, but I can't seem to find answers to this rather simple question. I want to use 6-7 analog pedals (fuzz, overdrive, comp, boost, etc) along with my Line 6 hx effects. I'm using an old Vox AC30 so no effetcs loop in the amp:-) Should I put all pedals in the two fx loops or should I expand the setup with a looper like the Morningstar or Boss ES to have all pedals running in separate loops?. What works best?