Do you have to use the TonePrint app to change reverb settings, or is there another way to do it manually?
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I don't think so. Whith the knob you only control the level of effect. To change the effect settings you have to use the Tone Print Software.
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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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With the mini, gots to use tone print. The one knob controls the level of effect only.
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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.
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With the HOF mini you can also use a cable and connect it to your computer to change the reverb.
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Yes, there are a few per-installed tones to pick from, but I do not think there is anyway to upload your own.
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Well, yes, you can but it has a bunch (50 or more?) presets and a lot of them are user presets. You can switch between presets with the footswitch and can assign. say, 3 or 4 effects you want to use for a given song and switch back and forth between them with the footswitch. Sorry for inexactness but I'm at work.
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The EQ settings are for Jazz, Classical, Funk, Hip Hop, etc., then you can use the "custom EQ" settings, which has some slider buttons but I don't know what they do.
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You simply press a button that toggles between 1kHz and 440Hz - easy as cake. I've only ever used it to test from the XLR output, but when I get a chance later today I'll test it out. Edit: The test tone does indeed generate from all outputs!
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Normally you do have to change the key knob, but if you play an instrument/chords through the "Inst. phone jack" input it will figure it out.Just set the knob on CH instead of a key.
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yes ,,, I mainly use the "Time Machine" for delay and reverb ... at low settings you can get some analog reverb ... Try delay at 2 1/2 ....Feedback at 3 ...Mix at 3 1/2 ...cw
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That is what I use for. I use onsong out live. It pages my set list forward the other pedal scrolls the words. The two pedals have several button combinations and you set your software accordingly. I have not tried using it with iTunes though.
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Luke,It keeps your last setting. You don't have to constantly play with your iPhone. Effects have been good - I usually toggle between one reverb and one chorus.
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On the base just above the speaker you press the button with the number 1 on it and it will bring up all the settings you are looking for. Then use the number 2 button and the arrow keys to make adjustments. Hope this helps.
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You need a smart phone to use the TonePrint App. You can also connect the pedal via USB cable to a mac or pc.
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You can alter the tone for each sound. It has 4 "sounds" but I only use two with the variety of tones.
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Hi Elisandro, of course you can. Just choose the effect with the memory pedals, then press write and exit buttons to edit. Now you can adjust the effect as desired by choosing the category you want (sound library buttons), and adjusting knobs to get the different variations. I hope it helps you.
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I would check an online manual here. http://www.manualslib.com search for Alesis SR-18 manual and look on page 16, it says you can transpose. Nothing about turning the bass off, but I'm sure you can turn it down to zero. I don't know if this applies to the presets or just the user patterns.
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Hey Maria! No the turntable doesn't do that, however; the tone arm does everything for you!! Just hit the start button and the tone arm lifts and outs it's self in place for you. When the record is done the arm does all the work again! It's very convenient!
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Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of... » Read More Yes. To the right of the volume and tone controls for each channel are two rotary knobs: the FX LEVEL, numbered from 1 to 10, controls the intensity; the FX SELECT knob allows you to choose the effect you want, and then the TAP button, which is used to select the rate of speed for the delays. Although you can't combine effects, there are a couple of them on there that do that for you. It's very basic, but the FX LEVEL is what I think you're talking about, and it works just fine for me. I use a pedalboard for performance and figure the amp's effects would be most useful as backup if one of my pedals breaks down unexpectedly, or if I'm practicing in the bedroom and don't want to hook up the board... « Show Less
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There are bass or treble buttons -- up or down -- on the lower right of the remote. This is the easiest way to make the adjustment. If for some reason you don't or can't use the remote, the tone button on the receiver will toggle between bass and treble allowing you to make the adjustment. You have to be sure that "tone direct" has not been selected because this will bypass manual adjust of the tone.