H90 Algorithm Panning

[guitarzan]

Trying to figure something out. Lets say for example i want to write a Leslie/Rotary program with two Rotary algorithm’s, one with all horn no rotor, one with the opposite all rotor no horn, how do i get each of those to come out a seperate output? I use two amps all the time. And want horn on one and drum on the other.

Is the only way to have seperate effects to seperate amps to use dual mode? If so how do you make dual mode out 1 and 2 instead of 1+2 and 3+4? I’m sure I’m just missing something. Thanks!!

[joecozzi]

guitarzan wrote:

how do i get each of those to come out a seperate output?

When the H90 is connected in stereo, the algorithms cannot be force panned to either side. For what you want to do, Dual Routing Mode is the best option.

guitarzan wrote:

Is the only way to have seperate effects to seperate amps to use dual mode?

Yes. However, there are some algorithms that automatically pan effects to left and right specifically, but it depends on the effect. Rotary is not one of those effects.

guitarzan wrote:

If so how do you make dual mode out 1 and 2 instead of 1+2 and 3+4?

Not possible. Because Dual Routing Mode allows mono and stereo paths depending on whether or not devices are connected using one or two outputs, it always requires four outputs be available, two for A, two for B.

[rck]

In case you haven’t seen this yet, Josh Smith digs sending the horn and rotor to two different amps:

 

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=741220790907605

 

It does sound pretty darn good.

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