a faster and more permanent way of doing it is to assign a null cab to one of the cab presets, that way you can disable the cab with a flick of a switch.
Could you simply just keep the iridium turned off while plugged into an amp? That is, if you don’t plan on using the iridium. I’m just trying to bypass the entire iridium without tearing up the signal chain in my board
@@justinm2649 just tested this the other day. You can keep the iridium bypassed in your signal chain and play through an amp and everything will work perfectly fine!
It can sound better but it can also sound worse depending on the Iridium settings. It's sort of like a drive pedal with EQ settings but its nice that it can sum my stereo pedalboard and send one output to the AC15.
a faster and more permanent way of doing it is to assign a null cab to one of the cab presets, that way you can disable the cab with a flick of a switch.
That’s genius! I may have to try that.
Could you simply just keep the iridium turned off while plugged into an amp? That is, if you don’t plan on using the iridium. I’m just trying to bypass the entire iridium without tearing up the signal chain in my board
Also wondering this
@@justinm2649 just tested this the other day. You can keep the iridium bypassed in your signal chain and play through an amp and everything will work perfectly fine!
This is super helpful thank you!
Cool! Good info
Does using the chime amp into your ac15 sound better than just the ac15?
It can sound better but it can also sound worse depending on the Iridium settings. It's sort of like a drive pedal with EQ settings but its nice that it can sum my stereo pedalboard and send one output to the AC15.