I'm sure this is very elementary, but the fact that I need to ask this question proves that I don't understand something very basic about PBC/10:
I understand that you can configure the 'Dry' setting to either send the Dry signal to the Internal Mixer... or not. But, I fail to understand why one would want to do that.
If you don't send the dry signal to the Internal Mixer, how will the pedals in loops 7-10 (assuming those loops are configured for parallel operation) not be... totally silent? In other words, if there's no Dry signal driving those pedals on parallel loops, how will they do anything?
Like I said, the question suggests that I don't understand something very important about how the PBC/10 operates.
Robert
I understand that you can configure the 'Dry' setting to either send the Dry signal to the Internal Mixer... or not. But, I fail to understand why one would want to do that.
If you don't send the dry signal to the Internal Mixer, how will the pedals in loops 7-10 (assuming those loops are configured for parallel operation) not be... totally silent? In other words, if there's no Dry signal driving those pedals on parallel loops, how will they do anything?
Like I said, the question suggests that I don't understand something very important about how the PBC/10 operates.
Robert
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