X V-Amp Settings

[Rush-O-Matic]

I have one and love it. It is has way more ability than I do, but I enjoy playing with it nonetheless. I was try to simulate the "space" setting available on the Behringer RV600 with the X V-amp, but wasn't having much luck matching it, geting both the reverb and the octave-up ring. Does anyone have any suggestions about combinations of settings that might achieve this? Thanks!

[Rush-O-Matic]

Awesome! Okay, great! I will try that and let you know how it works.

[Rush-O-Matic]

Hmm, well that didn't work. Any other suggestions?

[Chris Painter]

I have one and love it. It is has way more ability than I do, but I enjoy playing with it nonetheless. I was try to simulate the "space" setting available on the Behringer RV600 with the X V-amp, but wasn't having much luck matching it, geting both the reverb and the octave-up ring. Does anyone have any suggestions about combinations of settings that might achieve this? Thanks!

Hello,

The X V-amp doesn't have all of the different Reverb types like the RV600 does, such as Plate, Hall, Room. Your best bet is to use the Reverb that the X V-amp has built in, and adjust the parameters as best you can, to get close.

Selecting a Reverb effect and adjusting parameters:
- Press the REVERB button to make it flash, then press and hold the TAP button while turning the FX/AMPS knob to select ‘SPRING’ Reverb (in grey lettering).
- Use the ADJUST knob to determine the mix with Spring Reverb versus ‘dry’ signal.
- Press and hold the TAP button and turn the ADJUST knob to set the Spring Reverb effect feedback level.
- Press the REVERB button to leave this part of effect programming.

We hope this helps!