@@lesbois53 I still use a RP355 every once in a while…but I used digitech almost exclusively between 1999-2015

@@nowaistedspace4946 well technically I have mine still - but it is now used by a friend since a few years and still working flawlessly

@@kynta2220 very hard to say from the distance….but if the powersupply is not working the pedal should be totally dead. Low volume could be a failure inside the RP - yes, but you should first verify the stuff after the RP…amp, headphone, cables..whatever you have there. As far as I remember the original powersupply was a HMG PS0913B with 9V and 1.3A….that should help to get a replacement.

...I did this video 15 years ago and it still gets views....thank you very much.. The order of effects are set.....if you look at the large Userinterface/display on the very right you see the effects available and going from top tp bottom this is the signal chain. There is also (just) one delay available....but you can use a DLY MOD and REV in each preset...which means you can write i.g. the same amp/dist box configuration but with different effect combination.....

Thanks for replying. That video was great to watch, and super informative. I finally ended up purchasing a second hand zoom g3n yesterday, after many research, as I believe allows changing the order, plus some same effect stacking as far as you don't fill it's DSP. It looks like the right one for me now. I'll let you once I receive it, but for less than 100€ second it should be a pretty neat purchase. Thanks for answering again :)

Thoughts? I just broke mine back out and I like it a lot. Can't play like this guy, I don't need to, the GNX4 makes the worst guitarist sound like a star. lol

Thanks for your valuable input...smile....I have been slaughtered because of that faux pas (that is pronounced fo-pah) for literally pages ever since. I speak 3 languages and in two it is pronounced the way I falsly pronounce it in this video...since I talk free w/o a concept I do make mistakes. I am glad you did not mention all the other mistakes I made.. But after all it is the content and information that matters and you did understand didnt you?

The Whammy is not an intelligent pitch shifter which detects intervalls. Although you can change i.g between major and minor third determined through the pedal position, but it works the same for every tuning. So there is no particular setting or trick or preset for an open tuning….

No

I am afraid I cannot remember - but maybe if you send a picture of yours I might do….it was hopefully only one drink so chances are high I cam remember😜

Yes I have😃

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no recording feature on the RP90 I am afarid.....

it is mainly made for guitar, but it has presets that mimic a bass when using the guitar PLUS you can use it as a bass processor as well.....in that case you might wanna reduce the gain of amps and stompboxes and adjust the FX paramenters. I personally have use it many times with a 5 string bass and it worked very well

You might want to contact your Digitech distributor or in the case that the distributor has changed contact the one which was responisble in the days the RP came out in your country. They can probably help and/or have the drivers and firmwares still. Digitech is now with a new owner and they are not up and running so far....which means you cannot expect help from them

Great input oscar, I will try this out. I have replaced the "low E string" with the octave above which is what they do on some Pink Floyd tunes....thats also a nice variation, but replacing the B string I have not done so far...thanks....

@@ralfjung That .006 High B String (which is something both the Nashville Tuned Guitar & the 12 String Guitar will really like) from Octave4Plus is rather interesting cause it's made from an experimental alloy.

@@ralfjung What they could've done if using a 12 String Guitar is to have the other instruments play at a slightly lower volume