GUITAR PRO 7 ONLY OUTPUTS IN MONO FULL

External Footswitch Control - Connect an external footswitch to activate the boost or instantly mute the ouput for tuning, to allow the onboard switch to be used for AB/AY switching.Polarity can also be inverted to maintain phase between stereo amps.

Transformer Isolated Output - Avoid ground loops when connecting to multiple amps or sources.Input Loading - Load down your pickups a little, a lot, or not at all.Great for matching output levels of different instruments, or avoiding clipping from a hot amp fx loop. Input Pad - Pad the input by either 6dB or 12dB.Noise Filters - Similar to Dolby's noise filter technology, choose between two different noise filters to remove any unwanted noise from your effects chain.Tuner Mute - Hold the footswitch for a second to mute the amp output for tuning, or use an external footswitch to mute the output instantly.Input Metering - LED meters on all inputs to show the incoming signal and to alert you of clipping.12 Different Operating Modes - Want to sum stereo effects to dual mono? Maybe sum mono effects to run in parallel? How about buffer effects in front, and also your amp's fx loop? User configurable internal signal routing lets you do all of this and more.AB/ABY Switching - Use the onboard footswitch to AB or AY the outputs, AB the inputs for instrument switching, or even bypass your amp's effects loop.Switchable Boost - Dial in up to 30dB of clean boost and switch on and off with the soft touch foot switch, or optional external footswitch.All Analog Signal Path - No digitals in here!.Whether you're connecting stereo effects out to stereo amps, parallel mono effects chains, dual instruments to switch between, or effects in front of your amp as well as the fx loop, the Buffer+ Stereo has got you covered. On top of all that, we've added 12 different operating modes, each with its own unique signal routing to provide maximum versatility and adaptability to just about any rig you can throw at it.

GUITAR PRO 7 ONLY OUTPUTS IN MONO FULL

We've incorporated all the features of our Buffer+ such as the foot-switchable boost, input padding, noise filters, and variable input loading, as well as a ton of additional features such as input metering and clip level indicators, AB/AY switching, external switch control, and of course full stereo in/out connectivity. The primary goal of the Buffer+ Stereo is to eliminate this signal loss, ensuring that your tone is unchanged by your cables. un-buffered cable runs is an issue that has plagued guitar players for decades. The Empress Buffer+ Stereo was designed to be the complete I/O interface for your pedalboard, all while maintaining the highest fidelity of your guitars' signal. When recording to a stereo track, signal from the Microphone input will appear as input channel one (referred to as the вЂњleft inputвЂќ in certain applications) whereas the instrument input appears as input channel two (the вЂњright inputвЂќ). In its default state, the Mono button only affects how you hear signals from the Microphone and Instrument inputs, but does not affect how these signals are recorded. , heard only on the left speaker or headphone) while your instrument input will be panned hard right when you listen back using Direct Monitor. This means that the microphone input will be panned hard left (i. When this button is not pressed, the Microphone input will be sent to the Left Output and the Instrument input will be sent to the Right Output. This means that you will hear these input signals centered between both speakers (or your headphones). When the Mono button is pressed, the Microphone input sends its signal to both the left and right outputs, and the Instrument input also sends its signal to both the left and right outputs. Have you read this part from your M-Audio interface?

Guitar pro 7 only outputs in mono