Fender Tone Master Pro - Let's Check Out The Signal Paths! 

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I think I just figured it out myself! I had to set the Signal Path Type to "Instrament+Mic/Line Mix 1". That allows everything to be mixed finally and then recorded by the internal looper.

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If you mean switching from amp to amp, then yes. But you can't have all 3 amps going to different outputs. However, you could use the "Instrument + Mic/Line Parallel" signal path and have up to 4 amps going to separate outputs, but you would use the Instrument IN for 2 of them, then you'd have to switch to the Mic/Line IN to use the others. Hope this makes sense!

Thanks. I asked this question because the quadcortex allows much more possibilities with the paths. More professional but more complicated to use.

If you want to use the mic/line input, for right now try preset 130 and plug a guitar cable from the left out on the Beat Buddy into the mic/line input. Then adjust/change the blocks on both paths to suit your tastes. If you want to start from scratch (or even with a pre-existing preset), choose a preset, then click on "Preset Settings" on the bottom of the screen. Click on "Signal Path Type" and choose "Instrument + Mic/Line Series". If you use a pre-existing preset it should move everything correctly, and you'll have the bottom path to use with the Beat Buddy. You may not need any processing on it, or you could add a little reverb. Hope this helps!

@@DougBsDigitalDen thank you for taking the time to answer, works!

I'm guessing that this would involve MIDI, and right now the MIDI capabilities are very limited. So I don't think it can be done right now.

@@DougBsDigitalDen Thanks for checking. The simplest solution I have found so far is the MIDI Mouse by Tech 21. Up/Down buttons and a Search Button. In order to communicate program change information, the MIDI Mouse and the receiving MIDI unit(s) must be set on the same channel. (If your receiving unit is on OMNI, it will receive MIDI program change information on any and all of the 16 MIDI channels. Therefore, you need not change the channel of the MIDI Mouse.) The MIDI Mouse is factory set at Channel 1. To change the channel setting to any of the standard 16 selectable MIDI channels: 1. Depress Active/Search footswitch to Search mode (program number flashes). 2. Depress Up and Down footswitches simultaneously. The current MIDI channel number will flash slowly. 3. Depress either the Up or Down footswitch accordingly to desired channel. 4. Depress Active/Search footswitch to “save” the newly selected channel number, and to return to the last program number (in Search mode). When you have two or more MIDI controlled processors linked together, be sure they and the MIDI Mouse are all on the same channel. If you do not want a particular processor in the chain to accept program change information from the MIDI Mouse, be sure to change that unit’s channel. NOTE: The MIDI Mouse will retain a channel setting as long as there is an internal battery. Otherwise, it will revert back to Channel 1 each time the power is disconnected. This is at a level I can understand and work with.

The only way that I can come up with this in USB (and I'll try it in an upcoming video) is to pan the outputs for each path. The way that I think you'd do this is (and I'm assuming you're using a preset like #130 that uses the "Instrument+Mic/Line Series" signal path) to click on "Preset Settings", then click on "Signal Path Type". Go down to "Instrument+Mic/Line Parallel" and then click "Confirm". This will add a parallel path to the end of each path in your preset. For the top path you'd want to click on the 2nd splitter box, which is for Output. Pan both A and B to the left. Now go to your bottom path Output splitter box and pan both A and B to the right. Now your two signals *should* be panned hard left and hard right. That will give them their own channel in the stereo Output signal. Again, this is off the top of my head. I have no idea if it will work. But anyway, in your DAW you'd select the TM Pro as your Input device, create one audio track using Input 1 and another audio track using Input 2. Also, you can't use any stereo FX on the TM Pro with this setup, mono only. I'll test this when I have time, but let me know if it works for you. Hope this helps!

@@DougBsDigitalDen Thank you will try that!

@@DougBsDigitalDen That Work but it's a hack :P