Is there a way to separate the Amp when it's in Amp + Cab mode? Or copy the settings?

[Dylanguitar]

The purpose is that I want to use the amp (not the cab) settings that I currently have for some patches using Amp + Cab to audition new Cab IR's.

I know i can manually copy them, (write them down) and then just load the amp by itself. But I'm wondering if there's a quicker way to just copy the settings or just move the Amp, minus the Cab to a new block.

 

I hope that was clear. To put another way, let's say I like the sound of my Solo Lead OD (amp + cab). I want to see how the same EQ settings on only the amp will interact with a 3rd party cab IR, so I want to create a new block with the same amp settings.

 

Thanks!

 

Dylan

[Dshow]

The purpose is that I want to use the amp (not the cab) settings that I currently have for some patches using Amp + Cab to audition new Cab IR's.

I know i can manually copy them, (write them down) and then just load the amp by itself. But I'm wondering if there's a quicker way to just copy the settings or just move the Amp, minus the Cab to a new block.

 

I hope that was clear. To put another way, let's say I like the sound of my Solo Lead OD (amp + cab). I want to see how the same EQ settings on only the amp will interact with a 3rd party cab IR, so I want to create a new block with the same amp settings.

 

Thanks!

 

Dylan

This is one thing I wish it would be possible. Didn't find another way as copying and reacreate. I usally do it by insert separate amp and cap on the second path and adjust the values. Maybe something for Ideascale?

[fukuri]

No

I always keep my amp and cab seperate for more or less this reason (i.e flexibility in the chain)

If I'm having a problem with a patch at volume the first thing I do is start filtering with the cabs

I don't use 3rd party IRs as I run in stereo

[silverhead]

What I do in this situation is copy the Amp+Cab block and place the copy in another spot in the signal chain, usually some where down in Path 2 to avoid confusion. Then replace the original Amp+Cab with separate Amp and Cab blocks positioned wherever you want them. Now toggle back and forth between the copied block and the new blocks to manually recreate the settings. I find this faster than writing down the original settings. Saves paper and ink/lead too!!

 

Edit: Forgot to mention the obvious - when finished you delete the redundant Amp+Cab block.....

[PeterHamm]

Yup, the solution is to never ever use amp + cab. In fact, I wish I could remove that feature just from my unit.

silverhead. Your idea is genius. EVerybody click like on that.

[aepoc]

The purpose is that I want to use the amp (not the cab) settings that I currently have for some patches using Amp + Cab to audition new Cab IR's.

I know i can manually copy them, (write them down) and then just load the amp by itself. But I'm wondering if there's a quicker way to just copy the settings or just move the Amp, minus the Cab to a new block.

 

I hope that was clear. To put another way, let's say I like the sound of my Solo Lead OD (amp + cab). I want to see how the same EQ settings on only the amp will interact with a 3rd party cab IR, so I want to create a new block with the same amp settings.

 

Thanks!

 

Dylan

 

Just had this same idea last night.  Would love this ability.

[aepoc]

What I do in this situation is copy the Amp+Cab block and place the copy in another spot in the signal chain, usually some where down in Path 2 to avoid confusion. Then replace the original Amp+Cab with separate Amp and Cab blocks positioned wherever you want them. Now toggle back and forth between the copied block and the new blocks to manually recreate the settings. I find this faster than writing down the original settings. Saves paper and ink/lead too!!

 

Edit: Forgot to mention the obvious - when finished you delete the redundant Amp+Cab block.....

 

To elaborate on the part in red... if people don't already know... pressing the AMP button will toggle between amps when you have a patch with multiple amps.  That will speed up the process.  (shown attached)

[Dylanguitar]

Great. Thanks everyone for the ideas!

 

Dylan