Start with your setup
Reverbs, delays, modulation units, and multi-effects can be used on sends, inserts, or instrument paths. A send generally needs a fully wet return; an insert may need a blend control. Check the actual input level and impedance before connecting studio line outputs to an instrument pedal.
Choose for the session
Tempo synchronization, MIDI control, preset management, and spillover matter when changing sounds during performance. For mixing, record an effects return if a session must reopen exactly. Check whether one stereo unit can run independent engines before planning several simultaneous uses around it.
Before you buy
- Line or instrument-level compatibility
- Wet-only mode and stereo routing
- Tempo, MIDI, and preset recall
Put it into practice
Further reading
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