I have two pedals that i want to use, can I plug the guitar to the pedals and plug the interface to the last pedal to get my effects?
1783303
It may depend on how your pedals are powered. here's the manual: http://www.docstoc.com/docs/29690239/USB-Guitar-Link-Cable-User-Manual---Download-as-PDF
1783304
I plugged a Danelectro Fab Echo into mine and it worked. Havn't tried any others. If you have any noise problems with yours, you may have to check for proper grounding of the pedal to the computer ground/chassis. If you use Audacity, it has effects that can be added after the recording (reverb, etc.).
1504985
Yes as a matter of fact you can run two outputs from each guitar into whatever will accept an XLR input
98950
If I understand your question, yes. I have a pedal (that's connected to my guitar) plugged into the "INPUT" on the ME25. I have another pedal that's plugged into the "OUTPUT" and from there to my amp. It works perfectly with other pedals and I'm able to use them all simultaneously. As long as your other pedals (or knob device) has the standard 1/4" connections, I think you'll be okay.
1977076
Yeah this guitar pedal can be used with most any sound system, you just have to know what wire to use, I suggest you find someone really is good with electronic hookups and have a look at your system inputs, they should be able to tell you what wire you need, or what converter adapters. In this day an age there are so many wires/adapters that just about anything is compatible.
1274635
This takes a 1/4" plug, so any instrument that can use a standard guitar cable will work on this pedal. I've processed guitars, basses, keyboard, electronic drums, etc. For the price, totally worth experimenting.
65126
If you want the effects on the loop, put it after the fx pedal - it just records whatever you send it - so you could record a loop with effects & then play over it clean, or vice-versa
1463841
I guess if you have some sort of mixer . add the voice on one pass then add guitar on another pass or do both at once.. never tried it
1776206
You have to have a software program on your computer. If you have it then don't worry about buying a program. If you do need a software program then be sure it is compatible with the pedal.
1222064
You never really now how a pedal will react to different inputs- the guitar pedal may have some more recognizable and fun effects to play with, but who knows how heavy or dark the bass version might output- you stand to have some fun exploring with either one.
1966714
Yes. First plug in your pedal if you haven't already....you just need to go into options, then control. Once there, you click on controller setup wizard. I have to do it each time, but I'm good with that. I go back and forth with my other software, depending on the work I am doing. I do notice my rewind and forward pedals are switched, but I can deal with that.
1429596
Yes, but the best way to do it would be to run guitar into the Pod HD, then out of the Pod into the FX loop of the amp. No connections to the input of the amp or the FX send. That way, all tones are coming from the Pod and your amp is essentially only acting as a power amp.
2155286
Really, nothing. The point is that you no longer need effects pedals. The other plus is the Bluetooth function. It's a multi-tasker: an amp and an Bluetooth speaker. I usually jam along with songs from my iPhone. I have a couple of tones I downloaded that I use 99% of the time. (You can program your own if that's your thing but I'm not interested in fooling with that.) Great little practice amp.
1473629
No. A loop pedal is not the same thing. You need an input/output clearly marked as "effects loop" on the rear or your amp to make use of this device. You'll risk damaging your amp otherwise.
1739766
You can switch between the effects and dial them in just fine with just the amp. The pedal is required if you want to use the looper function and to manually control the wah.
2216974
The amp has only one standard input. The only way I can think of is to hook up the rhythm machine to the amp in its standard input and than the rhythm machine may have an input and you can plug in your guitar into it. That the only way I can see it working.
95005
Yes, you can just use effects. You don't need to use amp simulators. The amp simulators are incredible though. The Mesa Boogie Drive sim. is awesome.
2038612
Absolutely. Guitar -> FX Pedals (if you have any) -> Mono (left) input on Jamman -> Mono (left) output on Jamman -> Amp. The stereo is there if you ever end up running a stereo rig, but it works exactly the same in mono. And the single button control is incredibly easy once you get the hang of it.