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June 4, 2024 at 3:10 pm #183047
Hello,
I hope someone can help me with the best optimal wiring for this set up, I have being trying different things, but I am new into this world, and there is a lot of info online. so tryin to see what you guys think
Currently this set up chain is: guitat+tunner+pedal for volume+amp Brown protein+eventide h90+tonex.
the question is, how would you guys best wire this, eventually I will be adding a mornig start so i can set preset with MIDI. but for now im gonna be using it like this for a while.

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June 4, 2024 at 3:23 pm #183049
Hello RDIAZ1992,
This really comes down to personal preference. Do you run the amp/cab models in the Tone X clean or do you use them for any type of breakup or distortion? If you run the amp clean and get most of your dirt from the Protein or H90, then you can just connect the H90 output directly into the Tone X. Run the H90 in the default Insert mode. If you want to explore more possibilities, then put the Protein in the insert of the H90 and you’ll be able to run an Eventide algorithm before or after your Protein, basically anywhere in the chain.
My personal preference with the Tone X is to run the H90 in Dual Routing mode so Path 1 can go into the front of the amp (Tone X). Take the output of the Tone X and use Path 2 on the H90 for Post effects, usually all time-based effects. If you experiment, you may prefer the sound of these effects after the amp model. On a program basis, you can decide if you have two Eventide presets before the amp, two after the amp, or 1 effect in Pre and the other effect in Post. I would place the Tuner, Volume pedal and Protein before Path 1 (IN/OUT 1) of the H90.
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June 4, 2024 at 3:34 pm #183050
Thank you very much for the quick response; and yes I do use the tone x clean. I am gonna try the dual Routing it sounds interesting. Again thank you so much.
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