Re: Emando settings for ancient Digitech RP 200
OK that helps, thank you! Individual settings are going to require some tweaking to taste on your end, but some broad recommendations (referencing the manual here)I would make are:
Slight compression-set the time to fast (probably) with a low ratio, output gain to taste. This will help even out volume differences between your high and low strings.
Clean sounds-I would try the "BLKFAC" "BOUTIQ" or "TWEED" for starters. No cabinet emulation.
70s classic rock-Try the "STACK" setting for starters. No cab emulation.
Electric blues-Try maybe the "HOTROD" or "CLEAN1" settings? This I'm less sure about. no cab emulation.
EQ-Bass probably won't do much, I might even turn it down. Mids and treble are going to have to be a trial and error thing, probably a lot of mids for the clean and classic rock sounds though.
Effects-some tremolo for your clean sounds could be cool, if you are into that, same goes for chorus. Otherwise I would probably skip this section.
Delay-for your clean sounds I would try the "ANLG" setting on a lower number, with the time set pretty short. For your 70s rock tones I would use the same setting with a higher number and a longer time.
Reverb-"SPRING" for your clean tones would probably be nice, especially with some tremolo from earlier. For your more distorted tones I would lean towards the "HALL" setting. I would pretty much always at least have "STUDIO" on when I had the RP80 to keep things from sounding too sterile.
Hopefully this helps get you started! Honestly the best thing is just to play with it, but from what I remember of the RP80 I'm hopeful this will get you going. I would get familiar with the manual too, I leaned on it a lot when I had mine as the RP80 only had a 2 digit LCD screen, so there were a lot of codes to memorize!
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