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I was wondering, if i use the XLR's out to my JBL's that gives me 2 fx loops opened right?
If so, any suggestions for nice xlr cables? I have never used xlr cables on a modeler before.
I would get the concept of it being like the Stomp, where you have forty seven jacks that can all be independently configured in 30 seconds out of your mind.Anyone got an answer to this?
Hosa is fine, Van Damme/Gotham/Mogami/Vovox are all great.Will these be fine for the fm3?
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Hosa PXF-105 XLR Female to 1/4 inch TS Male Unbalanced Interconnect Cable - 5 foot
Audio Cable, XLR Female-1/4" TS Male, 5' Longwww.sweetwater.com
Those will be fine. Without opening up the Pandora's box of cable love/hate, just about anything will be fine that has good connectors and good wire ;~)) You could also get a couple of 1/4" to XLR converters (or the opposite of XLR to 1/4") and use cables you may already have. Congrats on the new score.Will these be fine for the fm3?
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Hosa PXF-105 XLR Female to 1/4 inch TS Male Unbalanced Interconnect Cable - 5 foot
Audio Cable, XLR Female-1/4" TS Male, 5' Longwww.sweetwater.com
You have input 1 to output 1 and input 2 to output 2. Whatever you do with them is your choice.I just wanna know a simple question.
If I use xlr-to-ts cables from fm3 to my jbl's, does that leave 2 fx loops on fm3 available? I am confused on this or should I not even do xlr?
I would rather have 2 fx loops available if that is the case though.
You have input 1 to output 1 and input 2 to output 2. Whatever you do with them is your choice.
Yes. Provided you know you'll be plugging your guitar or whatever into the input of something else and routing that audio through one or both of those chains in the FM.Ok so if i want them to be 2 fx loops then yes? :]
Yes. Provided you know you'll be plugging your guitar or whatever into the input of something else and routing that audio through one or both of those chains in the FM.
I'm not trying to be obtuse but the FM is 10000000% NOTHING like the Stomp where every stereo jack pair is immediately and individually splitable and routable. You have input 1 and input 2 chains. What is your desired signal chain?Ok this sounds more confusing than helix fx loops lol.
I'm not trying to be obtuse but the FM is 10000000% NOTHING like the Stomp where every stereo jack pair is immediately and individually splitable and routable. You have input 1 and input 2 chains. What is your desired signal chain?
So are you plugging your guitar into the Helix floor then putting the 2 separate FM paths in 2 of the Helix' loops?I'm not using stomp lol. I have helix floor. There's 4 fx loops on it. I just take whatever pedal i want with the ins/outs and put them into the appropriate send/return on helix and pull up that block and done.
So are you plugging your guitar into the Helix floor then putting the 2 separate FM paths in 2 of the Helix' loops?
There's only one (stereo) loop in the FM3. Your guitar plugs into input 1 ideally then you can put whatever outboard fx you want in that stereo loop. You could put your VP4 at post using S?PDIF.I won't be using helix with the fractal fm3. Going to move helix off the main desk and put it on side desk and put my ableton move and tempera into it and any other future synth stuff.
FM3 will strictly be for guitar / guitar synth stuff.
Mainly my guitar goes into boss vg-800 (which will also have zoia and eventide h90 in its fx loop) and gm-800, and then I'd like that to go into fm3, but could I do that into the guitar input?
Then I'd like to have a fx loop ready for my vp4
Then a fx loop ready for my singular sound aeros loop studio
There's only one (stereo) loop in the FM3. Your guitar plugs into input 1 ideally then you can put whatever outboard fx you want in that stereo loop. You could put your VP4 at post using S?PDIF.
Remember that time 2 pages back where I told you to forget about trying to make the FM3 a Stomp?Ugh, and this is why helix is more superior on this end when it comes to fx loops and UI and stuff lol.
I'll figure something out.
I think if i can run guitar -> vg-800 (with zoia and eventide h90 in vg800 fx loop) -> gm-800 and the vg out with a dual trs to ts cable into the input on fm3 that would work
Then I could do vp4 with spdif but i have never done that before or have the cables but i'll see about it
Then put aeros loop studio in the fx loop
Remember that time 2 pages back where I told you to forget about trying to make the FM3 a Stomp?![]()
Get the frustration out of your system nowYes but im not using a stompso you confused me lol.