Tips for AD-10 (1): How to Get Natural Acoustic Sound at the Gig
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Acoustic-Electric guitars often sound great unplugged at home, but capturing natural acoustic sound in a live environment is often challenging. The BOSS AD-10 Acoustic Preamp is your solution to this age-old problem, offering advanced sound tools that enable you to achieve rich, natural acoustic tones every time you perform.
ADVANCED TONE TOOLS FOR SERIOUS ACOUSTIC PLAYERS
BOSS AD-10 Acoustic Preamp
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Thank you. One of rare proper demonstrations out there.
Please add an undo/redo function to the looper on this great pedal!
hi BOSS, I think there are big problem in AD-10. when I hv two guitar / two sound sources in one guitar, its ideal that i can make them with two independent output to PA. so I press menu->HS->CH mode, so I make it individual.
the problem is, it is necessary to have FX in each channel, but the CH mode will bypass all fx, even fx loop. looking forward to the Solutions, appreciate!
Hi! Quick question, when outputting the two different channels, you write that all FX is bypassed. Does that mean acoustic resonance is also bypassed?
toretorden yes, when the output mode is “CH” mode, the input 1,2 will separately go to L, R directly, tha means all fx and fx loop will be bypassed, except independent EQ mode.
I bought a Roland EV-5 pedal in hopes of being able to control the parameters of the Compressor, Delay & Chorus and the Ambience from my feet as I play and sing. The manual is very incomplete and cryptic. Please expound on the possibilities of the EV-5 and AD-10.
I give up. at 3:23 How did you get the SM57 to connect??? I tried to get mine in with a XLR-TRS 1/4 inch adapter but the AD-10 won't connect (select ch1). How did you do it???
I have the same question..
Too bad the looper isn't fully functional. I'll stick with my Baggs.
I bought a Boss AD 10 preamp and tried my Taylor and Epiphone with a Fender Blues Junior (15W) but the tones were horrible! I spent a whole day working on the settings but none of the tones were as close as the demo that you did in your RUclips channel. Should I use a studio monitor or am I lost here? Please help me!
Using an electric guitar amp will not give a very good tone for an acoustic, as electric amps have a much smaller frequency range than an acoustic guitar produces naturally. This takes away a lot of the tone of an acoustic. To get the best sound you should use an acoustic amp. Studio monitors also work really well, depending on the type/quality of the speaker itself. My current setup for home use is the AD-10 plugged into 2 studio monitors. It sounds great.
Don’t use an electric guitar amp for acoustic pal
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