ILikaGoFast Posted March 9, 2022 Share Posted March 9, 2022 Hi all! I love Eric Johnson, and wanted to try to create a preset with snapshots to be able to duplicate what he did on the intro of his first Instructional video. In a nutshell, he begins with a clean tone with some chorus and delay, and switches between this tone and a high gain lead sound. He also uses an old MXR digital rack delay to create “infinite sustain” for playing a chord and letting it sustain, then switches back to his high gain lead setting to play over the sustained clean chords. I am just learning how to use snapshots to try to recreate EJ’s switching possibilities. Here then is my EXACT question: How do I assign the FootSwitch control (along with the snapshot parameters,) so that I can switch back and forth between snapshots 1 and 2, with the Poly Sustain CONTINUING to repeat the clean chords UNTIL I want it to stop? Is my approach below correct? Snapshot 1 = Clean Chorus + Slight Delay (Poly Sustain ON, FootSwitch set to latching?) fx spillover set to ON Snapshot 2 = High Gain, (Poly Sustain ON, FootSwitch set to Latching?) fx spillover set to ON. I play the chord I want to hold out, on my clean snapshot. I press the assigned FootSwitch to engage it. Next, I press the assigned button to go to snapshot 2. When I want to go back to my Clean sound, I press the assigned button to go to snapshot 1. If I want to change the chord I’m improvising over, then I press the assigned FootSwitch to turn it OFF. I then do some chord changes, Melodies or whatever, and if I want to hold out another chord to do high gain leads over, I press the assigned FootSwitch button to ON and switch to snapshot 2. Does this sound right? Thanks guys for any help!! :) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pasnthru99 Posted June 19, 2023 Share Posted June 19, 2023 Did that work? I am trying to do similar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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