how do you add reverb?
489274
I use them with a small mixer with reverb, or you can also use a reverb box between your mic and your L1
489275
My suggestion is to use an external mixer with reverb and come out of mixer into input on the Bose L1 Compact. There is no internal reverb or any way to add it. A reasonable priced one a 4 channel mixer for $89 is Behringer Eurorack UB1002FX 4-Channel Mixer. If you have a mixer already just come out of the line out and run a line cable to the Bose L1 and switch it to line input instead of instrument.
1740787
There's not really a way to answer that. You'll have to adjust the EQ according to what sounds best to you. The EQ knobs are pretty sensitive on this unit, so a little goes a long way. Different songs/singers will need different levels of reverb/delay. Good rule of thumb: Slow songs = more reverb/delay; Fast songs = less reverb/delay
2228528
Within limits. For example, to an exising pre-set effect you can adjust reverb (with a variety of reverb settings), or modulation (like chorus or flanger with a range of settings) but you can't do both reverb and modulation.
280150
No, the monitor does not have reverb but you can easily connect an external reverb unit (not expensive at all). Good luck.
16332
For shure you can! You only have to setup in your simaulator! The reverse position of this throttle is a button, so you setup to act like a increase reverse action. Very simple.
70490
You can. I have all my tone in the banks. None if the originals are there. You can only pull up 4 tones at a time. You really need the short board to switch through the 100 available presets.
373558
No you can't. It isn't programmable with custom loop tracks or sounds. What comes on it is all you get.
1027856
You can hook up the rotel between your source(s) and the emotiva. You would have two volume knobs then but you could turn one up then adjust it with the other. I'm using a pro-ject switchbox (I didn't need tone controls) between my turntable, pc and cdp and the amp and I'm very happy with the setup
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TonePrint is the only way. Even if this pedal came with 10 knobs, they would not allow you access to every parameter. The TC TonePrint editor is the only way to access them all, but why buy the mini HOF reverb if you're a tweaker? Anyway, see page 5 of the manual for more info. about the editor: http://www.tcelectronic.com/hall-of-fame-mini-reverb/support/ and if you want knobs, you should, of course, look at the regular HOF reverb. Btw, your phone doesn't need access to any phone company or WIFI network to send its message down your pedal chain. Any smartphone running the app with a working speaker can change the setting. TonePrint is the only way. Even if this pedal came with 10 knobs, they would not allow you access to every parameter. The TC TonePrint editor is the only way to access them all, but why buy the mini HOF reverb if you're a tweaker? Anyway, see page 5 of the manual for more info. about the editor: http://www.tcelectronic.com/hall-of-fame-mini-reverb/support/ and if you want knobs, you should, of course, look at the regular HOF reverb. Btw, your phone doesn't need access to any phone company or WIFI network to send its message down your pedal chain. Any smartphone running the app with a... » Read More TonePrint is the only way. Even if this pedal came with 10 knobs, they would not allow you access to every parameter. The TC TonePrint editor is the only way to access them all, but why buy the mini HOF reverb if you're a tweaker? Anyway, see page 5 of the manual for more info. about the editor: http://www.tcelectronic.com/hall-of-fame-mini-reverb/support/ and if you want knobs, you should, of course, look at the regular HOF reverb. Btw, your phone doesn't need access to any phone company or WIFI network to send its message down your pedal chain. Any smartphone running the app with a working speaker can change the setting. « Show Less
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The software provides you with Traktor these two configuration options.more in Sennodjs in youtubeCongrats
2016424
You mean in reverse fashion? I cannot see why you wouldn't be able to do that... I'm doing something similar and it works fine for me! I've been doing this for years without any problems. I am hooked up with both separate phono out and tape out to a single audio stereo in port. I just switch between the two when I need either.
767282
You need too hook on to FX Send and AUX Return to & fro the Effext Processor & the Mixer. Control the amount of effect require via the Effect Control Knob of the Mixer after determin the effects desired.
92623
Just use an x stand with a sustain pedal. After all its not for performance. turn the volume down if you want softer.
1756592
The knob controls the wet/dry mix of the reverb, but you have to use the app to change any other settings pr to get new tones. FWIW, There are tons of options with the pedal and dialing in a particular sound is not very difficult, but takes a little trial an error. Havent used the software, just the iphone app.
1148653
Not 100% sure. There is an instrument cable output on the back that is labeled "Sustain". I use logic X and have set the fader to control the track volume while mixing. I'd give m-audio a call though.
156682
Hi Timothy. Well...if you're using one of these as a mixing studio monitor one thing you could try is: in your DAW, on your master channel, insert a simple plug-in that has a "mono"-izing switch. In Logic Pro 9 the gain plugin has a mono button. In FL studio you could use stereo shaper OR turn the "stereo spread" knob anti-clock-wise to mono the signal. I'm sure there are other ways of doing that in other DAWs. OR, you could buy a monitor controller that has a Dedicated "mono" button. OR you could what I do: I have a mackie mixer that all my inputs AND outputs from my computer are routed to. So in my mixing board, the outputs of my computer run into channels x and y. on both of those i set my AUX 4 out (which is wired as mono on my board) to Unity gain. Then i connected my C50A to the AUX 4 out. Now, any time i need to check my mix in mono, i just turn down my main control room monitors, and turn up my AUX4 send master knob, and boom - i hear my mix in mono. On my board there is also a "Mono Mix" output, but it's volume control is at the back of the mixer, so the AUX knob is easier for me to grab. So there is both a software and one type of hardware solution. I Hope that info is helpful. Good luck!
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I believe there is an fx knob on each channel so you can add as much or as little fx as you want. You can only use 1 setting at a time. You can't put reverb on one track and chorus on another. You get 1 fx for all the tracks.