So how do you adjust your INPUT LEVEL
CLEAN SENSE = ???
DISTORTION SENS = ???
I always change it coz I am not sure
Now my
CLEAN SENSE = 5 db and
DISTORTION SENSE = -1.6 db
What about you?
It all start with the input so...
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DennisJ -
March 5, 2019 at 10:15 PM -
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With my stage guitars, I use Clean Sense= 4.5, and Distortion Sense = -0.5 But, I think it depends on the specific guitars someone is using, and even more on the gain range and tonal variety of the Rigs being used. I use squeaky '80s clean to Modern high gain, and guitars ranging from a Telecaster to Super Strats to Les Pauls. I don't change the input settings for the different guitars - I want them to sound different from each other.
Here is the official approach:
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Also, consider the Noise Gate, 3-4 for no intervention and up to 5.5 for high gain. Clean sense can help clipping of the input and dist sense can be makeup gain for lower gain guitars. If needed. This is all guitar dependant.
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I don't change the input settings for the different guitars - I want them to sound different from each other.
Ditto, haven't changed mine in a couple of years and I typically play a Strat, a 330 and a 335 in the same gig. It's actually quite a pain to change the settings on a small, cramped dark stage, especially without my super-duper strength reading glasses!
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I just leave mine at 0 all the time. I figure that way my amps sound the way I profiled them with the guitars I use for profiling.
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With my stage guitars, I use Clean Sense= 4.5, and Distortion Sense = -0.5 But, I think it depends on the specific guitars someone is using, and even more on the gain range and tonal variety of the Rigs being used. I use squeaky '80s clean to Modern high gain, and guitars ranging from a Telecaster to Super Strats to Les Pauls. I don't change the input settings for the different guitars - I want them to sound different from each other.
Here is the official approach:
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External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Thanks for the reference and thank you all for your answer
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I don’t really change my input sense as others suggest but here’s anyway they take on input sense at 1:01:11 (there’s some other good content in the podcast as well).
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