Digitech gsp5 batt how to#
It sounds great if you know how to use it, and it took me a long time to figure out what combinations work and what don't. I always select Direct and just keep the head model. The best clean sounds are the Twin Reverb and AC30, but you're going to get more volume and headroom from the Twin. Most of my amp settings are 6 6 6, as if they're all on midnight on a real amp EQ board. You're going to have to tinker with the EQ settings a little more on the gain-oriented amps like the Marshall and Mesa models. I can't remember my settings on each since it varies in my mood/taste at the time.Īll of the Effects are great if you know how to apply them. The chorus tones are damn good, and though I am not a fan of flange or phaser, they get the job done. The factory present levels for these modulation effects are good, so they don't necessarily need tweaking. I never use the Whammy anymore since I get smoother pitch shifts using the pitch shifter, which has four octaves and everything in between. I've never needed any other delay pedal since this one has so many flavors. The Studio gives a good stereo sound, and can do wonders combined with the Dual Chorus or a good delay setting.įor distortion, I generally use the Big Muff or Boss DS-1 (with low tone setting).Īlso, don't forget about the factory present models. You can only edit fifty of the one-hundred patches, but the factory ones are really cool too.
If you're interested in hearing anything I've recorded with it, everything on my Soundcloud was recorded with the RP-150: Make sure you're using a good set of headphones and have the Mixer button on as well. I think I have said before that I am a big Digitech fan. And I remeber wkrp has made mention of digitech stuff before. Have/had GSP21 PRO, RP1000, RP2000, GSP 2101, (and a few others, I even have an RP90 buried in the pile somewhere) and at least familiar with almost all their FX.īut to recap.I started with the very first mass produced street multi FX Chain Reaction and have almost very version of guitar MFX since right up to RP1000.
Dollar for dollar,they have the best guitar delays in the business. They were pioneers getting rack and floor multi-FX to the working musician and weekend warrior, as well as studio multi FX into the rackmounts of live PA sound.
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