Scenario A: Guitar -> In 1 -> H90A -> Out 3 -> mixer input (mono) -> Send from mixer -> In 3 (Mono) -> H90B -> Out 1 and 2 -> mixer return L/R (Stereo)
Just so I have it clear, here you route the first algorithm before the Parallelizer, and then you have the second algorithm inside the Parallelizer. This seems like it would work. You have to make sure Insert 1 is always on. It may be easier to do this using Dual Routing Mode, if you don’t require use of the second insert.
Scenario B: I’d like to have a straight path from input 1 to Out 3 without any digital conversions still with the same cabling from Scenario A Guitar -> In 1 -> Out 3 -> mixer Input (Mono) -> Send from mixer -> In 3 (Mono) -> H90A / H90B in series or parallel -> Out 1 and 2 -> mixer return L/R (Stereo) So the clincher in Scenario B is if it’s possible to have a straight path from Input 1 to Output 3 without any digital conversions and would it be possible to have these 2 scenarios programable on a per preset basis?
Routing signal from In 1 to Out 3 happens without conversion automatically. This assumes you’re using H90’s Insert 1 to send signal to the Parallelizer via Out 3. However, if you have both algorithms in series or parallel in the loop going into the Parallelizer, in other words post Insert 1, then the signal from H90 Insert 1’s send will be converted from D/A as it goes into the Parallelizer and from A/D as it comes back to H90 from the Parallelizer’s send.
Yes, it is possible to have those two scenarios stored as individual Programs on the H90. You control where the Insert point appears along the signal chain in the H90.
