davepat76

Perfect, thanks again!

Thanks PierM, that video is great!

Thanks Schmalle! That's very helpful.

Thanks PierM and Silverhead, I understand that the HX stomp only has a single DSP, but the manual itself does state that 2 stereo paths can be used, with Parallel routing. From the HX Stomp 3.0 manual (p. 18): Serial vs. Parallel Routing For many guitar tones, a serial (a single, stereo path) signal flow is more than adequate. For example, the preset below includes a Pitch/Synth block (violet) > Amp block (red) > IR block (pink) > Modulation block (blue) > Delay block (green) > and Reverb block (dark orange): For more sophisticated tones, a parallel (two stereo paths) signal flow can be created. This lets one split the signal into two stereo paths, process them separately, and mix the two paths back together. ...it's that last sentence that has me most confused: you can split the paths, but do they HAVE to be mixed back together, or can they be sent out separately?

It was specifically the HX stomp I was looking at. I know it has something called "parallel routing", but not sure about dual processors.

Hi all, I don't own this device yet, but I have a very specific question about it: Could you input two separate instruments, have them run through separate processing, and output them separately? (Example: guitar in -> guitar effects -> output to guitar amp, AND bass in -> bass effects -> output to bass amp). I understand from my reading that this would at the very least leave less blocks for each instrument, but that wouldn't be a deal-breaker for me. Thanks in advance!