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@@Mariosyjp Thanks! Unfortunately, no that isn’t possible using the ext/fs.

@@Tone-Quest damn it! This would elevate the functionality so much. The mg-30 doesn't do it either. Besides boss GX100 I don't know of other units that have this.

@@joeems5469 True at the time I made that video, I thought that was true, but some reached out to explaining how it can be accomplished. I tested it and it worked, so thought I should share the updated information.

@@Tone-QuestThanks a lot!!! Can you use the poweramp section when cab is bypassed?

@@joeems5469 Yes

@@homerdus9668 Other modelers range from 1-10 ms. Leo Gibson did a really good video where he tested the latency on 23 modelers. It is definitely worth a watch. ruclips.net/video/oU0-_3Hub9o/видео.htmlsi=wmJZU6ykiyZukxk7

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@@ImranShamsul Good question. I think the picture depicts how it is connected fairly well, but just to add a little more context, I’m coming out of the GP-200 via the XLR connections (Left and Right), into my USB Audio Interface. Can record directly from the USB interface? Yes. Is there much of a difference? No. I hope that helps some.

@@Tone-Quest amazing thank you 🥰

@@ImranShamsul Yes, I like using 3rd Party IR’s whenever I can.

@@piponatividad6036 it has distortion via the a boost pedal and amp gain, but no distortion pedals… at least not yet.

@@melorogerio The tank-g and the Blackbox are similar but different. I think the tank-g was designed to be more of a live playing or jamming with your buddies multi-effects pedal, while the Blackbox was designed to be more of a desktop/bedroom jamming multi-effects. That being said, you can pair a M-VAVE chocolate pedal to give you more control over the Blackbox potentially use it for live venues. The Tank-g has: 9 amps, 9 cabs, 3 modulation effects, 3 delays and 3 reverbs. The Blackbox has 20 amps (15 guitar amps + 5 bass amps), 20 cabs (15 guitar cabs + 5 bass cabs), 3 FX’s, 7 modulations effects, 5 delays, and 5 reverbs. So the Blackbox has more options when it comes to creating and shaping your tone.

Blackbox on but all Effect Blocks Disabled = Latency 6ms Cab Enabled = Latency 6ms FX+MOD+REV+CAB Enabled = Latency 7ms FX+MOD+DLY+REV+CAB Enabled = Latency 6ms FX+AMP+MOD+DLY+REV+CAB Enabled = Latency 9ms FX+AMP+MOD+DLY+REV Enabled + 3rd Party IR = Latency 9ms

Thanks man, appreciate it!

@@user-os3ko9fw3c For a monitor, it sounds ok. It is a HP 24mh FHD Computer Monitor with 23.8-Inch IPS Display (1080p) - Built-In Speakers and VESA Mounting.

@@bordstumalian5174 You got it right, China

@@soundscapematrix Thanks, much appreciated!

@@milanvaculik4626 Thanks! Much appreciated. The song playing in the background, sure. It is… Song: Headlands Artist: National Sweetheart

@@Len-cd1ou You are very welcome! No, I didn’t know of the Ly rock tone until you mentioned it. I would imagine it is very similar, if not the same in quality to the Bloka Mugt Amp Sim.

@@Tone-Quest Thank you..

@@Tone-Quest Thanks for the video.

@@Notsonice89 Thanks, much appreciated. 😎

@@davidsattout No Sir, I thought the same at first too. The FX send output is after the preamp amp, and the power amp stages.

@@Tone-Quest interesting. Thanks for your reply. It looks very good for the price

Under Settings, and foot switches are three modes for how the switches are configured. The three modes are: Patch Mode, Stomp Mode and User Mode. The top row of switches from top left to top right are referred to as FS1: FS2, FS3, and FS4. The bottom row of switches from bottom left to bottom right are: FS5, FS6, FS7, and FS8. FS1-FS8 can recognize if the switch is tapped "TAP" or if it is pressed and held down "HOLD". Out of the box, the GP-200 comes in Patch Mode. In patch mode you can "TAP" or "HOLD" FS1 to bank down and also you can "TAP" or "HOLD" FS2 to bank up. So in your example, of switching from preset 01a to 29d, you would have to bank up 29 times and then press the bottom right switch (FS8) to go to patch 29d. I would say this is one thing I really like about the GP-200, the switches are very configurable. There are certain functions I would like to assign to a switch but I can't, so it is not perfect, but it is very flexible. I hope that helps, Good Luck.

For live - you would copy your patches to a section below to have only a tap or two. Don’t think there is any direct patch access.

@@321hellooooo Thank You, much appreciated.

@@ChristopherMontgomery-sf8uk Thanks for the feedback. I’ll look into and make sure I’m paying closer attention in the future. 👍🏻

@@toeyterry I went with what ever the default was. I went back, checked and while most default to noon for their parameters, not all of them do.

I would say some of what you asked for can be achieve, but some of your wants are beyond the current programmability of the unit. 1. Set A as patch 1 (clean rhythm) with ctrl (i) Boost? Yes 2. (ii) Boost with increased reverb? No. If you programmed switch (ii) to Boost also and the Boost was already on, pressing the 2nd switch would turn it off. If by chance the Boost was off and you pressed switch (ii) then yes the Boost would come on. Unfortunately you can't change the parameters of an effect. So you can't press a switch to increase reverb. 3. (iii) chorus? Yes 4. (iv) autowah? Yes 5. Can the buttons be set to 'moment', ie only while your foot is on the button? No Currently, with the way the switches are programmed you can't change an parameter of an effect. I guess the only way to achieve that would be via MIDI. That being said, I do like the way you are thinking and I wish it had just a little more flexibility in the manner in which you program pedals. I also wish they would allow the ability to be enabled or disable the effects loop with a switch.

@@Tone-Quest Thanks for you reply. I guess I'm looking for an easy to use but flexible system. I currently use a Boss GT100. It's great but if I can get smaller and better that would be ideal. Thanks again.

No, I don't think there is any visual indicators to show that you are using the 4-cable method. The blue and purple arrows were still there when I used the 4-cable method, but when I overlaid a picture of an amp and a cab over the graphic of the editor, it hid the blue and purple arrows. In my example, the blue and purple arrows were directly after the amp. Sorry for any confusion there.

@@Tone-Quest Thank you. I also figured out my parallel/series problem. I realized you have to turn up the volume sliders for send and receive if you use series because they default to zero/silent.

@@josephallison6814 Awesome, I'm glad to hear you got it figured out. 🎉