SteffenA Posted August 20, 2021 Share Posted August 20, 2021 I have found that my Telecasters and Stratocasters does not have the same outputlevel. This is a problem for the tone of my presets, and mostly for my auto filter presets. Is there a way to store different input gain (global) presets for each of my guitars? Or will I have to make a seperat preset backup for each Guitar? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
waymda Posted August 20, 2021 Share Posted August 20, 2021 I have found that my Telecasters and Stratocasters does not have the same outputlevel. Indeed - this has always been the case This is a problem for the tone of my presets, and mostly for my auto filter presets. Precisely - if you use those guitars with hardware effects and amps the tone will change - this is part of why people use different guitars as the input gain changes the tone and response of the amp (along with other factors such as the impedence of the guitars signal etc). Is there a way to store different input gain (global) presets for each of my guitars? No Or will I have to make a seperat preset backup for each Guitar? No - put a switchable gain block at the start of each patch and use it for the different guitars - you could use it to either boost the signal of the 'weaker' guitar or defeat the signal of the hotter one. Oncce you know the setting you need, save the block as a favourite doe reuse in every patch you need it. If oyu only ever use a patch for one guitar, dont bother. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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