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1. CONVERTING MULTIPLE PIEZO PICKUPS TO ONE INPUT PATCH
2. CONVERTING MULTIPLE PIEZO PICKUPS TO ONE INPUT FREE

If that didn't clear anything up just let me know. Try here, but I also think there's others: Acoustic IR Sample Pack (Free) - Worship Tutorials Piezo Pickup-Pickups The input socket acts as an on/off switch for the piezo.

CONVERTING MULTIPLE PIEZO PICKUPS TO ONE INPUT FREE

If you search online there's actually some free ones available for you to test out that are Taylor IRs. The Piezo pickups are small devices that convert vibration into electricity. You can also use IRs to get some more acoustic realism out of your piezos.

CONVERTING MULTIPLE PIEZO PICKUPS TO ONE INPUT PATCH

If you switch from a Piezo equipped guitar to one without, you can actually use the same TRS cord and patches as long as you don't select a patch that has either just AUX or dual inputs. So you can have the piezo sending from the guitar all the time, it's just not going past the input of Helix unless you also have that AUX input turned on. If you have GUITAR selected for a patch, it really doesn't matter if the piezo is transmitting to the AUX INPUT since the AUX INPUT isn't selected. I think it defaults to ALL but you can select each individual input for a discrete path. But when Digitech got orphaned he moved on to something else and I'm not sure if he went Line6 or AxeFx?īut it's pretty simple: On the Helix you have an input block at the beginning of each signal path. Travis Larson used to use Digitech stuff believe it or not. In other words: what is, in your opinion, the most easy/reliable solution for me? Any advice will be well accepted. This souldn't be a problem with the Y split cable, but what if sometimes I would just like to plug'n'play it? Should I switch the stereo->mono output configuration of the Majesty to make that work (if it works)? I fear a bit the fact that the Boss uses the ring (or the sleeve, can't remeber) to charge the device. a 3D printed "strap-pack" capable to keep both of them stick to the strap.Another option could be the X-Vive but I think it would be as cheaper as less reliable than the Boss. Has anyone figured out the best way to achieve this? I need to go "stereo wireless" in order to manage both the magnetic and the piezo pickups channels and I already know that, sadly, it doesn't exists a stereo wireless system: so I need 2 systems and a split Y cable (please prove me wrong and save me). I'm looking for a wireless system for my Music Man Majesty.