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Chugs
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Hello All!
I know this has been beat up a bit in the forums and I have searched for my specific issue but, I have not found anything that truly solves my problem.
Currently I am running a Herbert and want to run a Strymon Timeline Delay into a Strymon BigSky Reverb in the FX loop. I hooked this up per the manual using the switchable send and the parallel return. I then set my Timeline Delay to Kill/Dry and set the mix to 100%. When I do this, I cant get any signal from the reverb pedal with both units on. Also, if i only turn on the reverb pedal, there is no effected signal hitting the amp. I can hear the dry signal just no reverb on it.
I have tried multiple different configurations and it seems like the only one the works is to use both the send and return of the switchable loop. This sounds good but, I am worried I am losing part of my tone because of this. From what i have read and understand, the best way to run these FX is through a parallel loop. Am I doing something wrong?
Please, any help is appreciated.
I know this has been beat up a bit in the forums and I have searched for my specific issue but, I have not found anything that truly solves my problem.
Currently I am running a Herbert and want to run a Strymon Timeline Delay into a Strymon BigSky Reverb in the FX loop. I hooked this up per the manual using the switchable send and the parallel return. I then set my Timeline Delay to Kill/Dry and set the mix to 100%. When I do this, I cant get any signal from the reverb pedal with both units on. Also, if i only turn on the reverb pedal, there is no effected signal hitting the amp. I can hear the dry signal just no reverb on it.
I have tried multiple different configurations and it seems like the only one the works is to use both the send and return of the switchable loop. This sounds good but, I am worried I am losing part of my tone because of this. From what i have read and understand, the best way to run these FX is through a parallel loop. Am I doing something wrong?
Please, any help is appreciated.
