Parameters; Amp; Cab - HEADRUSH Pedalboard User Manual

Parameters

These are some of the parameters that you can adjust for each type of item in a rig. This includes amps, cabs,
effects, input settings, output settings, and mix settings (if you are using a split signal path). See
to learn how to save your preset after adjusting its parameters.

Amp

The Amp category is a list of popular guitar amplifiers.
Preset: This is the current amp preset, which includes
the model, all of its settings, and its color assignment.
Model: This is the amp model.
Amp Settings: These are the settings for the selected
amp model (different models may have more or fewer
settings).
Color: This is the assigned color, which will appear in
the Hardware Assign screen and the switch indicator
if the amp is assigned to a switch.

Cab

The Cab category is a list of popular amp cabinets, which
contain the speakers. The HeadRush Pedalboard
recreates not only the sound of the cabinet but also the
type of microphone recording it.
Preset: This is the current cab preset, which includes
the model, all of its settings, and its color assignment.
Cab Type: This is the cab type. Numbers notated as
_X__ indicate the number of speakers it has and the
size of each speaker (e.g., 2X12 denotes a cab with
two 12-inch speakers, 4X10 denotes a cab with four
10-inch speakers). Numbers notated as __W indicate
the emulated wattage (output power) of the speaker.
Mic Type: This is the type of microphone being used
on the cab. You can select different models of
dynamic (Dyn), condenser (Cond), or ribbon (Ribbon)
microphones.
Mic Settings: These are the settings for the microphone:
Break Up: This determines the amount of speaker "breakup"—the natural distortion that occurs when the
audio signal overdrives the speaker.
On-Axis: This determines the microphone position relative to the cab. On-axis placement (On) positions the
microphone at the center of the speaker, usually resulting in a brighter sound with more definition. Off-axis
placement (Off) is slightly offset at and angle from the center of the speaker and often sounds darker in tone.
Out Gain: This is the cab's output gain level.
Color: This is the assigned color, which will appear in the Hardware Assign screen and the switch indicator if
the cab is assigned to a switch.
Saving a Preset
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