#Pro tracks plus download gnx4 manual
#Pro tracks plus download gnx4 Patch

Within 30 minutes i had laid down a drum track and layered 5 guitar lines(just for fun,still had tracks to spare!)

#Pro tracks plus download gnx4 manual

The manual is pretty well written and it will take some time to harness the full potential of this. That's right, direct into my computer for burning up some mp3s. And the last thing i havent played with yet, USB.

Plus headphone out, seperate mic in along with line ins. Then I can route my signal to how many places, all in stereo? Goose bumps. Okay, now I have an 8 track recorder that lets me dub on the fly? Wow. Then there was the drums, cool, and realistic. So when i saw that this unit allowed me to turn off an effect, via the footswitch just like a regular pedal, my interest was peaked. This was a frustrating expierence I had on several 'multi' (roland, art)units, all of which had turned me away from them and back to individual pedals again. Or copy the patch, then edit so you could switch between 2 (or more) patches in the course of a song.

#Pro tracks plus download gnx4 Patch

So.select a bank, then a patch and viola! There is your sound, but wait, what if the delay level wasnt sounding just right? Crap, hey guys, stop the band a sec, I have to reprogram a patch. Well along came digital age and we got multi-units that gave us every combination imaginable, all located in banks and patches. You had complete control over which effect you wanted on and when. Effect control in each patch! What i mean is this for those who use a lot of pedals your used to being able to turn each one on and off depending on mood and song. There are so many features! The biggest selling point for me was something I could not find on another device. Pre-reading the instructions was a bit intimidating without physically seeing the unit. I was impressed with what i had read (and also seen on youtube) so I thought this is the answer to the prior headache. So after much deliberation (and some serious reviewing online) I purchased the GNX4. Not to mention this setup isn't even close to portable, let alone feasible for doing a solo show. You can try and run all of this thru your typical guitar amp, but be prepared for the headache. Did i mention buying a spaghetti mess of cables? Now to run it into the computer to create the mp3. start shopping for a 4 track and a mix down deck. Now we're up to a few pedals and a drum machine, cool! Oh wait, that piece really sounded good, i want to record that. Ok, add a few pedals and great, got the sound. Like many I've tried various pieces of equipment looking to get a sound I like.