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Electric Guitar Processors and the T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine
Presets and zEQ
When you use any Preset in the Electric Guitar category the zEQ settings for Low, Mid, High are optimized for Electric Guitar. I usually leave the zEQ settings flat and do the tone shaping in the guitar processor.
Then when I get to the gig, if I need to tweak the sound to suit the room I'll do that with the zEQ. — ST
Processor Modeler Profiler
If you are using a processor/modeler/profiler between your electric guitar and a T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine
For example: Kemper Profiling Amp
Try this ToneMatch Preset
This covers anything that does speaker modeling.
Category: Electric Guitars
Preset: Flat E Guitar zEQ
- If you select a Flat with zEQ setting in a specific category, the zEQ adjustments update to match the most meaningful frequencies for that category/instrument. The effects are available to you regardless of the preset you select.
Older Processors
This may help if you have some digital fizz in your sound.
Category: Electric Guitars
General Processor
- The General Processor setting was designed to work well with a variety of amp modeling devices such as those produced by Digitech, Roland, or Line6. I tend to think of this as the "desterilizer".
Effects Pedal without Speaker Emulation
This gives you the general tone of running through a 12" speaker in a cabinet. It does not include distortion.
Category: Electric Guitars
General Processor
- General Direct is suitable for most input signals that are not represented elsewhere. It is different from Guitar with zEQ for instance in that it does not feature further tonal adjustments (zEQ) specific to an instrument. Essentially it is more generic in design and is a great failsafe starting point.
- General Direct is an averaged spectral response of 12” guitar speakers and is useful in many ways other than guitar. (Use your ears). Basically it bumps up around 2KHz and rolls off about 5KHz on the high end, 100 on the low end.
L1 Compact
If connecting directly to a L1 Compact use Channel 2 ¼ inch jack with the ToneMatch switch set to Line.
Articles
- Electric Guitar
- Reinventing the Electric Guitar As We Know It
- ToneMatch® Presets and Electric Guitar
- Electric Guitar Research
- Guitar Player Syndrome
Line6 Patches
- Line6 patches at Vettaville (submitted by Chuck-at-Bose, CJ-at-Bose, SteveG-at-Bose and others)
- Bose L1 Studio Mode Bundle for PODxt (series) at Vettaville (bdotson submitted)