Tube Head said:Now does anyone know if it is posible to switch the rm 100 chanels with the gt-6. is it even posible? Unfortunatly the midi controller was not included with the amp purchase. what would be my best option?
bduersch said:You need a MIDI cable to run from the Boss's MIDI out to the Randall's MIDI in. Then you need to determine which MIDI channel the Randall is operating on (one of mine shipped on channel 1, another on channel 16, so no promises). It's far easier to send the MIDI transmit channel of the Boss than it is to change the MIDI receive channel of the RM100 (it required taking the amp apart on the RM100C). If the Boss supports OMNI (transmit on all channels), then you can avoid trying to figure out the channel of the RM100.
Once you figure out the channels, you can then program the RM100 to switch with the Boss. To do this, first select the patch you want on the Boss, then select the channel you want on the RM100 (using the channel select button), then hold down the channel select button for a few seconds to save the combination. Then repeat the process over and over until all your Boss patches are mapped to the correct RM100 channels. Viola.
--B
gainhead said:bduersch thanks so much. I am using a Boss GT-5.. can I assume the above precedure still applies?
gainhead said:Will the 4 cable method allow me to place the time based effects (chorus, delay, etc.) of the GT processor after the RM preamps? Does it also allow me to push the input of the RM-100 head with the GT compressor, overdrives, etc. if I want?
gainhead said:btw, since I'm using the RM-100 parallel loop for the time based fx, should my chorus/delay/verb be set 100% wet inside the GT unit and wet/dry balance be controlled from the front panel of the head?
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