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Digitech RP350 settings.

Hakael	Please use this thread to share settings for the Digitech RP350.	Please use this thread to share settings for the Digitech RP350.
	Posted: Nov 1, 2007 2:30 PM - Quote - Report!

jackal_pup	This is what I use for my standard heavy metal settings try it, see if you like it:<br><br> <br><br> MENTAL<br><br> pickup: off<br><br> wah: off<br><br> compressor: off<br><br> distortion: off<br><br> amp a: DIGMTL amp; DIGMTL cabinet; 80 ampgain; 50amplvl<br><br> amp b: 65TWIN amp; FAN412 cabinet; 50ampgain; 70 amplvl<br><br> EQ: MIDBST; Bass: 3; 1100HZ; Midrange: 0; Treble: 3; Presync: 0<br><br> Noise Gate: on; THRSH 30; Attack: 0; Release :0; ATTEN: 99<br><br> FX: on; Chorus; PRE; SPEED: 15; Depth: 70; SINE; LEVEL:75 <br><br> DELAY: on; DIGDLY; TIME: 250ms; Repeat: 4; DUKTHR: 40; DUKLVL: 14; DLYLVL: 20<br><br> REVERB: off<br><br> EXpression: off<br><br> <br><br> There you have it. I nice heavy sound on amp A and a good clean deep sound on amp B<br><br> <br><br> I run this sound through my Jackson Dinky on the Bridge pickup sent to 2 amps, the LEft amp Being a Peavey Rage 258 on clean Vintage at volume 1 with the EQ at 4 high 10 mid and 10 low, the right amp is an old (was given to me 20 years ago and it was old then) Fender sidekick 10 with Volume at 6 master at about 1.5 Treble at 4.5 middle at 9 and Bass at 10.<br><br> <br><br> The 2 amps compliment each other nicely, what one lacks the other covers for.	This is what I use for my standard heavy metal settings try it, see if you like it:<br><br> <br><br> MENTAL<br><br> pickup: off<br><br> wah: off<br><br> compressor: off<br><br> distortion: off<br><br> amp a: DIGMTL amp; DIGMTL cabinet; 80 ampgain; 50amplvl<br><br> amp b: 65TWIN amp; FAN412 cabinet; 50ampgain; 70 amplvl<br><br> EQ: MIDBST; Bass: 3; 1100HZ; Midrange: 0; Treble: 3; Presync: 0<br><br> Noise Gate: on; THRSH 30; Attack: 0; Release :0; ATTEN: 99<br><br> FX: on; Chorus; PRE; SPEED: 15; Depth: 70; SINE; LEVEL:75 <br><br> DELAY: on; DIGDLY; TIME: 250ms; Repeat: 4; DUKTHR: 40; DUKLVL: 14; DLYLVL: 20<br><br> REVERB: off<br><br> EXpression: off<br><br> <br><br> There you have it. I nice heavy sound on amp A and a good clean deep sound on amp B<br><br> <br><br> I run this sound through my Jackson Dinky on the Bridge pickup sent to 2 amps, the LEft amp Being a Peavey Rage 258 on clean Vintage at volume 1 with the EQ at 4 high 10 mid and 10 low, the right amp is an old (was given to me 20 years ago and it was old then) Fender sidekick 10 with Volume at 6 master at about 1.5 Treble at 4.5 middle at 9 and Bass at 10.<br><br> <br><br> The 2 amps compliment each other nicely, what one lacks the other covers for.
	Posted: Feb 8, 2008 5:23 PM - Quote - Report!

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