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  • "preset volume level" vs. "vp level"

    Hi,

    Can someone help provide more information about how "preset volume level" differs from "vp level"? The output from my pickup is on the low side, so I bumped up the vp level -- but then I noticed there was a setting for preset volume level and wondered whether I should be making the adjustment there instead. More information about the gain structure would be helpful. Thank you.

    p.s. Starting using it today -- and so far, this thing sounds great!

    Lars

  • #2
    As far i know, the preset volume is the overall volume of the preset. I make a playlist for my specific guitar which have two presets. One preset for strumming and another for fingerstyle. By using the preset volume, i add a 5db boost to my fingerstyle preset.

    i use the voiceprint (vp) level to make the volume close to unity as possible when i have the voiceprint bypassed.

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    • #3
      That's exactly right. The Preset Level can be used to match levels between presets. The VP Level only adjusts the Voiceprint level within the preset. If you were blending between the VP and pickup, the VP Level would help you get an even blend.

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      • #4
        Thank you both! Caleb, I have a follow-up question: I thought the "voice" slider was the setting used to adjust the blend between VP and pickup -- not the "vp level" slider as you indicate. Can you clarify? Thank you!

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        • #5
          That is correct. The Voice adjusts the blend between the pickup and VP. If the VP level is too low, you will get a volume drop as you add in the VP. So the VP Level helps to give you an even balance across the entire blend.

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          • #6
            Got it -- thanks!

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            • #7
              Preset A
              Preset volume: 5dB
              VP volume: 0dB

              Preset B
              Preset volume: 0dB
              VP volume: 5dB

              Are the two presets above going to be the same? Im trying to listen to them back to back. I can tell there is a difference but maybe it is just placebo.

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              • #8
                [QUOTE=thirdie2002;n9740]Preset A
                Preset volume: 5dB
                VP volume: 0dB

                Preset B
                Preset volume: 0dB
                VP volume: 5dB

                Are the two presets above going to be the same? Im trying to listen to them back to back. I can tell there is a difference but maybe it is just placebo.
                [/QUOTE]

                Both should sound the same. They are both adding level at different stages, but they are adding level in the same way. So it should be functionally the same if you are doing a simple A/B.

                When you start to blend back and forth between the pickup and the VP is where this makes a difference. If you add 5dB of Preset level, that will add 5dB to everything. Adding 5dB of VP level will only give you that boost when you are blended toward the VP.

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                • #9
                  What would I do to get my pickup level higher? Or is the only thing I can do is lower the voice blend amount?

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                  • #10
                    If you go into the LEV (levels) module, you can turn up your Preset Level, which is your overall level within the preset. Then you can turn your VP Level down by comparison to get a louder pickup signal.

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                    • #11
                      is the Preset Level, the same as the volume knob on the pedal?

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                      • #12
                        [QUOTE=discokvn;n10007]is the Preset Level, the same as the volume knob on the pedal?[/QUOTE]

                        No, the preset level is separate. The volume on the pedal is analog, and cannot be adjusted by the app.

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