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Difference between revisions of "Mixer block"
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| − | =Mixer in the Output | + | =Mixer in the Output block= |
| − | Each preset has an output | + | Each preset has an output mixer. The Axe-Fx III has an output mixer in every output block. The mixer controls the overall output level of the preset. Its setting can be different for each preset scene. The MIDI-controlled commands VOL INCR and VOL DECR adjust this level. |
| − | + | =Mixer as a separate block= | |
| + | The Axe-Fx II and III provide dedicated Mixer blocks, which can be used to route and adjust the signal on the grid. | ||
=Mixer block in the first column= | =Mixer block in the first column= | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 3 March 2018
The information on this page supplements the official manuals.
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Mixer block: supported by which products
- Axe-Fx III: 4x.
- Axe-Fx II: 2x.
- AX8: no.
- FX8: no.
Mixer: X/Y switching or channels
- Axe-Fx III: 4 channels.
- Axe-Fx II XL and XL+: yes.
- Axe-Fx II Mk I and II: no.
- AX8: n/a.
- FX8: n/a.
Mixer in the Output block
Each preset has an output mixer. The Axe-Fx III has an output mixer in every output block. The mixer controls the overall output level of the preset. Its setting can be different for each preset scene. The MIDI-controlled commands VOL INCR and VOL DECR adjust this level.
Mixer as a separate block
The Axe-Fx II and III provide dedicated Mixer blocks, which can be used to route and adjust the signal on the grid.
Mixer block in the first column
A Mixer block in the first column on the grid operates differently. Only Gain and Balance for the first row are functional, the other settings are ignored.
Mixer as a routing tool
Attach an external controller (switch) to the Mixer for routing purposes.
Example: operating the pedal or switch can enable one row (effect) and bypass another. This lets you use a single pedal to operate as a Wah (Wah block) or a Whammy (Pitch block). More examples.
