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JamUp amp > tone stack fx works

joegrant413joegrant413
edited July 2014 in App Tips and Tricks

Last night I was successfully able to take a clean jamup amp and feed it into tone stack fx using Audiobus. And it did so without using too much CPU on my iPad Mini retina. Note I did not use any other apps, including an output app. But tonestack has a perfectly good way to record.

My next step is to try to do something with the tonestack ABY stereo splitter. In my guitar life, I really haven't played around much with dual signals. And I definitely do not want to use any tonestack amps, at least at this point.

At this time, jam up seems to have the best amp models. But it does not have stereo, or split channels. And tone stack leaves jam up in the dust when it comes to modulation and reverb kind of Fx.

If anyone has a good suggestion on some different effects to try on the different stereo channels, please let me know!

Cheers, Joe

Comments

  • kgmessierkgmessier

    Is there a reason you had your signal go from amp app to effects app rather than the reverse?

  • joegrant413joegrant413

    Thanks for reply.

    Yes, because I love Tonestack's reverbs and delays.

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  • kgmessierkgmessier
    edited July 2014

    Ah yes. It would be nice if you could route the signal from TS to JU then back to TS.

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