Great piece of gear easy to use couple glitches in user side that fender is working on from my videos. Only thing is the price to be more competitive I feel 1200-1400 would be better and up their sales amps sound amazing in this unit!
Been helped from your channel. One quick question regarding preset volume and amp leveling. What is the difference of those two volume associated function?
TM Pro Tips (TM): Volume vs Gain vs Master vs Amp Level vs Master Volume, vs Preset Level Volume: Some vintage style amps such as Princeton, Deluxe, Twin and Super Reverb have a single Volume control. This sets the input gain to the amp circuit, just like it does on the classic amps. Gain: Adjusts the amount of signal into the preamp circuit. Turning this up usually results in overdriving the circuit into distortion. Master: Some amps have a "Master" control that is part of the amp model. As you turn up the Master, of course it will get louder, up to a point and then it will often drive the virtual power tubes harder into compression. This is volume, but also a Tone thing. Amp Level: This controls post-amp model volume. It has no tonal effect, simply level up/ down. Because we allow you to place more than one amp in a preset, it made sense to provide this control to help balance between them. Preset Level: This controls the overall level of the entire preset so you can balance volume from preset to preset. Once you have the tone of the preset dialed in, use the Preset Level to raise or lower the volume of the preset vs your other presets. Master Volume Knob: This adjusts the overall output level of your Tone Master Pro. This can be assigned to control output level of any (or all) of the physical output jacks by clicking the "MASTER" button above each channel strip on the Mixer.
Thanks for the videos.i want to use the mic input and additionally run my beat buddy pedal into the TMP. Where, how to, do I route the cables from /to. Thanks.
Wow, good question! I think you could plug the mono output from the Beat Buddy into Loop1 Return, then add the FX Loop 1 block somewhere in one of your paths. I'm not sure that this would work because I don't have a Beat Buddy to test with, but I'd say try it out and see if it works.
Have you tried plugging the Beat Buddy into the Aux input, then going to to the mixer panel and enabling AUX on Output 1? Connect therm with an 1/8" stereo cable. You'd have to control the volume from the BB pedal, but that should work for you.
Be nice if there was a video that showed every effect on the board. Each amp,cab, all the pedals, etc… that would be worth watching. Idea for next 2-3 videos maybe lol 😂 But for real, it would be great to see since I can’t find a list anywhere and I’m still torn between building my old school pedalboard or just giving into the digital landscape. My fear is not having all the pedals I want mostly.
Here’s the link for the ToneMaster that shows everything included. www.fmicassets.com/Damroot/Original/10018/OM_2274900000_Tone-Master-Pro-Model-Guide_English.pdf
I like the Tonemaster ,but really it is a job half done .. There are not enough amps or effects , This needs to be fixed if it wants to be taken seriously !! Even tho it is Fender it can emulate anything they want , by misnaming ....
this TMP series is indispensable❤
Thank you so much!
Great piece of gear easy to use couple glitches in user side that fender is working on from my videos. Only thing is the price to be more competitive I feel 1200-1400 would be better and up their sales amps sound amazing in this unit!
I don’t agree, it is definitely priced fairly in the current market, however I do believe all the top end modelers are over priced.
@@gwynbleiddroach2589 not with glitches I can do the same on a 1000$ rm fractal 3
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Been helped from your channel. One quick question regarding preset volume and amp leveling. What is the difference of those two volume associated function?
TM Pro Tips (TM):
Volume vs Gain vs Master vs Amp Level vs
Master Volume, vs Preset Level
Volume:
Some vintage style amps such as Princeton, Deluxe, Twin and Super Reverb have a single Volume control. This sets the input gain to the amp circuit, just like it does on the classic amps.
Gain: Adjusts the amount of signal into the preamp circuit. Turning this up usually results in overdriving the circuit into distortion.
Master: Some amps have a "Master" control that is part of the amp model. As you turn up the Master, of course it will get louder, up to a point and then it will often drive the virtual power tubes harder into compression. This is volume, but also a Tone thing.
Amp Level: This controls post-amp model volume. It has no tonal effect, simply level up/ down. Because we allow you to place more than one amp in a preset, it made sense to provide this control to help balance between them.
Preset Level: This controls the overall level of the entire preset so you can balance volume from preset to preset. Once you have the tone of the preset dialed in, use the Preset Level to raise or lower the volume of the preset vs your other presets.
Master Volume Knob: This adjusts the overall output level of your Tone Master Pro. This can be assigned to control output level of any (or all) of the physical output jacks by clicking the
"MASTER" button above each channel strip on the Mixer.
@@JasonHobbsGuitarist Much appreciate your response and the detail information. That helps a lot!
@@youngmin0722 no problem. Just trying to help out where I can. Good luck! ✌️
Thanks for the videos.i want to use the mic input and additionally run my beat buddy pedal into the TMP. Where, how to, do I route the cables from /to. Thanks.
Wow, good question! I think you could plug the mono output from the Beat Buddy into Loop1 Return, then add the FX Loop 1 block somewhere in one of your paths. I'm not sure that this would work because I don't have a Beat Buddy to test with, but I'd say try it out and see if it works.
There is also an aux in using a mini jack input socket. Maybe that will work…
@@MrSiddartha1
Thanks..I use that in put, but at the moment running through a splitter on the mic in put.
Have you tried plugging the Beat Buddy into the Aux input, then going to to the mixer panel and enabling AUX on Output 1? Connect therm with an 1/8" stereo cable. You'd have to control the volume from the BB pedal, but that should work for you.
@@DougBsDigitalDen
Thanks yes that will work but if your using aux input fir backing track. But one could put a splitter one that I put. Thanks Terry
I want someone to use preset 130 with the microphone and tell me if its gigable running to the house or a mixer etc
Sure it is. You'd probably want to change some parameters, but other than that there shouldn't be any problem.
Be nice if there was a video that showed every effect on the board. Each amp,cab, all the pedals, etc… that would be worth watching. Idea for next 2-3 videos maybe lol 😂
But for real, it would be great to see since I can’t find a list anywhere and I’m still torn between building my old school pedalboard or just giving into the digital landscape. My fear is not having all the pedals I want mostly.
Here’s the link for the ToneMaster that shows everything included.
www.fmicassets.com/Damroot/Original/10018/OM_2274900000_Tone-Master-Pro-Model-Guide_English.pdf
Waiting for the comments 😂
I like the Tonemaster ,but really it is a job half done .. There are not enough amps or effects , This needs to be fixed if it wants to be taken seriously !! Even tho it is Fender it can emulate anything they want , by misnaming ....