Acoustic Guitar Presets (Line 6 HX, Fractal)

SIGNAL FLOW AND EFFECTS

1. Input
2. Volume
3. Compression
4. IR Block (turned off by default – see below for more info)
5. EQ
6. Modulation
7. Delays
8. Reverbs
9. EQ
10. Parametric EQ (4) – these EQ’s are designed to be used as notch filters – see info below.
11. Looper

NOTE: The HX Effects, POD Go, and HX Stomp presets include fewer effects blocks due to lower DSP.

SNAPSHOTS/SCENES

This preset includes snapshots for instant access to preset sounds, including ambient tones, rhythmic delays, and modulated sounds.

NOTE: HX Stomp, POD Go, and HX Effects do not include snapshots

USAGE

This patch is meant to be used in either stompbox or snapshot mode.

IR BLOCK (no IR’s included with this patch)

Acoustic Impulse Responses can make a massive difference in your direct acoustic tone. We’ve included an IR block in the patch if you’d like to use IR’s. By default the IR block is off, and no IR is loaded. You can adjust this block for basic tone shaping of your individual guitar.

EQ: 10-Band Graphic EQ: This is meant to be an always-on EQ. It does basic tone shaping for acoustic guitar.

EQ: Tilt Shift EQ’s: These EQ block can make your overall sound brighter or darker. If your guitar sounds too dull or dark, engage the ‘Brighter’ EQ. If your tone is too bright or thin, engage the ‘Darker’ EQ.

EQ: Parametric (Notch Filter) EQ’s: The parametric EQ’s across the bottom row are meant to serve as notch filters to eliminate feedback. These four EQ’s notch out frequencies on the lower four strings on acoustic. If you are experiencing feedback on the low E string, engage the first para EQ. If you are experiencing feedback on the A string, engage the 2nd para EQ. If you are experiencing feedback on the D string, engage the 3rd para EQ. If you are experiencing feedback on the G string, engage the 4th para EQ.