@@RyanWright no, No matter your playing style. ... I got the tonex a year and a half ago, and dealing with input trim for a long time, +8 , 0, +12 , adding an external drive/boost, pedal etc etc I following a guy Jason Sadites on youtube, he make a lot of videos for Tonex, and lot for input trim, BUT he makes a video like 5-6 months ago that explain what I told you. So, I try it and works great. input trim on between -3 and -4 , will give be super clean sound, on the Tonex Pedal or sowftare just use only the Gain Knob, if you have it at 5 will like not adding extra db, if you dial the know to 6 will be like adding +3db of inpit trim to your tone, if you dial to 7 will be like adding 6db, 8 will be like adding 8db , there is a chart Jason do it. works great for me. You easy match the sample of the tone you Download. No matteryouru playing style.
I have watched his videos, and his -3 to -4 on the trim thing is what he says he does his captures at, not necessarily a hard and fast universal rule. He has also said multiple times that you need to put the input trim where it sounds good and sounds like you want it to. And the gain knob doesn't really work if you just want more volume without more gain. Appreciate your thoughts and all, but it is a subjective thing that depends on what capture you are running, and how hot the level is from your guitar. If your guitar is pretty hot, you might need to put it lower than if you use a guitar with weaker pickups and less output.
II use input trim at -3.5, and for hi gain I use the Gain knob of the Tone model around 8 , just that easy. And an external Boost dist drive pedal
It is definitely something you need to dial in for your guitar/ playing style.
@@RyanWright no, No matter your playing style. ...
I got the tonex a year and a half ago, and dealing with input trim for a long time, +8 , 0, +12 , adding an external drive/boost, pedal etc etc
I following a guy Jason Sadites on youtube, he make a lot of videos for Tonex, and lot for input trim, BUT he makes a video like 5-6 months ago that explain what I told you.
So, I try it and works great. input trim on between -3 and -4 , will give be super clean sound, on the Tonex Pedal or sowftare just use only the Gain Knob, if you have it at 5 will like not adding extra db, if you dial the know to 6 will be like adding +3db of inpit trim to your tone, if you dial to 7 will be like adding 6db, 8 will be like adding 8db , there is a chart Jason do it. works great for me. You easy match the sample of the tone you Download. No matteryouru playing style.
I have watched his videos, and his -3 to -4 on the trim thing is what he says he does his captures at, not necessarily a hard and fast universal rule. He has also said multiple times that you need to put the input trim where it sounds good and sounds like you want it to. And the gain knob doesn't really work if you just want more volume without more gain.
Appreciate your thoughts and all, but it is a subjective thing that depends on what capture you are running, and how hot the level is from your guitar. If your guitar is pretty hot, you might need to put it lower than if you use a guitar with weaker pickups and less output.
@@RyanWright First you dont see the right video of Jason Sadites. Second... whatever, is something that takes 5 minutes to check, keep suffering bro.