The GigRig G3 User manual

ATOM
THE ADVANCED SWITCHING SYSTEM
USER MANUAL

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CONTENTS
1. Introduction
2. Quick Start Guide
2.1 Back Panel Connections
2.2 Top Panel
2.3 Connections
2.4 Programming
2.5 Stompbox Mode
2.6 Deep Edit Menu
3. Connections
3.1 Input
3.2 Tuner
3.3 Effects Loops
3.4 Outputs
3.5 Remote Switches
3.6 Bank Remote Switch
3.7 MIDI
3.8 Power
3.9 Expression Pedals
3.10 Connection Examples:
a. MONO effects
b. STEREO effects
c. Amplifiers’ Effects Loop
4. Basic Programming
4.1 Preset Programming
4.2 Stomp Box Mode
4.3 Changing Banks
5. Deep Edit
5.1 Deep Edit Introduction
5.2 The Deep Edit Functions
5.2.1 Naming Presets
5.2.2 Midi
5.2.3 Expression
5.2.4 Loop Order
5.2.5 Stomp-box
5.2.6 Trails
5.2.7 Parallel
5.2.8 Tap Tempo

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5.2.9 Hidden Pre-set
6. Global Setup
6.1 Number of Banks
6.2 Bank RMT Switch
6.3 Bank Preset
6.4 Bluetooth
6.5 Hidden Preset
6.6 Stereo Pairs
6.7 Global Phase
6.8 Backlight
6.9 Bank Reset
6.10 Factory Reset
6.11 Version
6.12 Update
7. The G3 App and Bluetooth
8. Tech Spec
9. Warranty

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1. INTRODUCTION
When we launched G3 ATOM in 2020 we introduced the world to a new level of control over effects
pedals. We started from scratch and designed the G3 series from the ground up, obsessively testing
and retesting every aspect of its design to ensure we delivered the most robust, fully featured, tonally
transparent switching system in the world.
However, there was one feature that we were continually asked for, a feature I had wanted for the
longest time, and finally, it’s here.
Introducing G3S ATOM
G3S ATOM functions the same in every regard as G3 ATOM with the addition of digital scribble strips
in the form of OLED screens next to each footswitch. Now as you change bank you can see the name of
the preset change so you know where you’re going.
After years of design and testing, using G3S ATOM with every scenario imaginable, I can honestly say
I’m so excited for you to dive in and explore its possibilities. Using a mix of the fully movable loops,
phase reversible parallel blend, programable stereo output voltage-controlled amplifiers and stereo
trails, I’ve been achieving some of the most inspirational sounds I’ve ever had. I cannot wait to see
what you do with it.
I am so proud to head a team who are passionate about ensuring you have the best experience possible
using our gear. If there’s any way we can help you, please get in touch
Daniel Steinhardt

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2. QUICK START GUIDE
We are delighted to introduce TheGigRig G3 ATOM S pedalboard switching system.
The Atom S functions in exactly the same way as the original Atom with the addition of led screens to display
preset names next to the footswitches with the exception of footswitches 1&5. Preset names for these
footswitches can be seen on the main display. The new software also enables you to sync your Atom S to our
web editor for easy MIDI editing and preset naming. Head to thegigrig.com for more details.
We want you to jump right in, so here is what you need to know to get started.
BACK PANEL CONNECTIONS
TOP PANEL
CONNECTIONS
To connect your effects to the back panel of G3 ATOM:
1. Connect G3 Atom FX Loop SEND to FX Pedal Input.
2. Connect FX Pedal OUTPUT to G3 ATOM Loop Return.

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3. Connect your amp(s). PLEASE NOTE, if you are only using one amplifier/DAW you MUST use OUT1 as this is
your earth/ground. Connect to your second amplifier or channel/DAW using OUT2, as this is isolated and
phase reversible.
4. Connect your tuner to the TUNER/AUX Output.
5. Connect any MIDI enabled pedals using the MIDI INPUT/OUTPUT.
6. Connect your Remote Switch controllable devices (i.e. Amp channel, Remote Loopy 2, Tap Tempo) using G3
ATOM’s REMOTE SWITCH sockets.
7. Connect your power to G3 ATOM. We strongly recommend using TheGigRig Generator, supplied with your
G3 ATOM.
PROGRAMMING
1. Choose the preset that you wish to programme by pressing a PRESET FOOTSWITCH. It will light up and the
corresponding number will also appear on the LCD screen.
2. Select the EFFECTS LOOPS and CONTROL FUNCTIONS you wish to use with that preset.
3. Repeat for the other presets you wish to programme.
4. There is no store button. The G3 Atom remembers every time you press a button and automatically saves
after each step.
STOMPBOX MODE
This enables you to add any LOOP or combination of LOOPS and CONTROL FUNCTIONS on top of any standard
preset. This enables you to create and build sounds on the fly without being tied to traditional presets.
1. Choose the PRESET you want to turn into a STOMPBOX Mode preset, ie: using PRESET 7.
2. Select the LOOP(s) you want to turn on. In this example I want to add a delay that is in LOOP 6
3. Now make sure everything else is turned off, including OUTPUTS and PHASE OUT2.
4. Now press the STOMPBOX MODE button. A yellow LED will turn on next to the main preset LED.
5. Preset 7 is now in STOMPBOX Mode and will add the delay in LOOP 6, ON TOP of any other
preset.
You can add as many STOMPBOX MODE presets as you like. All Stompbox Mode presets will clear
when you press any normal preset. This can, however, be changed in the DEEP EDIT MENU, by
selecting either Sticky Stomp or Flash.

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NAVIGATING THE DEEP EDIT MENU
Press the button on the left-hand side of the LCD screen to access
the DEEP EDIT MENU.
To navigate through the Deep Edit Menu, use
footswitches 1,2,3 & 4 which correspond to Up, Down, Back,
Scroll/Enter respectively.
Editing menu options include:
MIDI, PARALLEL & WET/DRY SIGNAL PATHS, DELAY/REVERB TRAILS, PRESET NAMES, BLUETOOTH
SOFTWARE UPDATES, STOMPBOX MODES, PRESET BANK COPY & PASTE, SCREEN BRIGHTNESS, etc.
Status Bar
To display the names of the left-hand side presets on the main screen, go to GLOBALS, then to STATUS BAR
and select SPLIT.

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3. CONNECTIONS
All of G3 Atoms’connections are made via the back panel.
3.1. INPUT - Connect your guitar here. Seems obvious, but this is the input.
3.2. TUNER/ AUX OUT –Connect your tuner here so you can tune silently on stage. The TUNER/AUX
send includes a TRS Return, so effectively you can use it as another effects loop.
3.3. EFFECTS LOOPS - There are 6 effects loops in G3 Atom. Each has the capacity to be a stereo loop
by using a TRS connector, you can also connect them to your amplifier’s preamp (four cable method),
connect your volume pedal, basically anything that you would use in an effects loop gets connected
here. The loops can be re-ordered in any sequence you like and can also be configured in parallel,
wet/dry, or sending different effects to different outputs.
3.4. OUTPUTS - These two outputs are where we connect our amplifiers, or audio interface.
IMPORTANT! Output 1 is your EARTH/GROUND and MUST be connected. Output 2 is isolated with an
audio transformer to prevent earth loops when using two amps, so this is where you connect your
second amp, but if you are only using one amp you MUST connect to Output 1.
3.5. REMOTE SWITCHES - This pair of TRS remote switches which are programmable from the Deep
Edit Menu of G3 Atom, are ideal for changing the channels in your amplifier, controlling tap tempo
effects and anything that uses isolated latching or momentary switches.
3.6. BANK REMOTE SWITCH - Simply connect a momentary switch into the BANK input to control your
G3 banks remotely. BANKING up is as simple as tapping the momentary switch. To BANK down, simply
press and hold the footswitch and you will see the bank numbers start to descend. PLEASE NOTE –a
latching switch will NOT work here.
3.7. MIDI IN & OUT - This is where you connect your midi in and midi out cables from G3 Atom to
control your midi effects. The connection here is a standard five pin din.
3.8. POWER - 9V DC - G3 Atom uses a standard centre negative a -9 V DC input connection and
operates around 650 mA. It is important that your power supply can provide enough current, otherwise
G3 will not operate correctly. We recommend using the GigRig Generator Power Supply, which is
included with your G3 Atom.

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3.9. EXPRESSION PEDALS - EXP1 & EXP2 - G3 Atom has two expression pedal ports using a TRS
connector for sending MIDI CC info, as well as being able to control the PRE GAIN and POST GAIN
levels.
3.10 CONNECTION EXAMPLES:
CONNECTING MONO EFFECTS
The way we’ll mostly be using these effects loops is to connect our pedals. The effects SEND from a G3
Atom loop is connected to the pedal INPUT, then the pedal OUTPUT is connected to the G3 Atom
effects loop RETURN. So, if you are using a single amp or dual mono setup as per the above diagram
you have 12 effects loops that you can use.
CONNECTING STEREO EFFECTS
To use stereo effects with G3 Atom, simply use TRS cables with G3 Atoms effects loops. Each of G3
Atom’s loops has the capacity to do this so you can literally have up to 6 stereo effects.
Once you have connected your stereo effects with a TRS connector, simply go into the menu, then to
GLOBAL. Scroll to STEREO SELECT and set those loops to stereo.

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CONNECTING AMPLIFIERS’ EFFECTS LOOP
There are three important steps to connecting to your amplifier’s effects loop.
The best way I find to explain this is to think of your amps’ preamp as another pedal. Your preamp is
connected to your amps’ power section, and this is where the amps FX LOOP sits, between the preamp
and power amp.
a. First, workout which G3 Atom loop you want to use to connect to your amps’ FX LOOP. Any G3
effects loops BEFORE the loop you connect to your amplifier will effectively be BEFORE the
amps’ preamp. Any G3 Atom loops AFTER the preamp loop connected to the amp will
effectively be in your amplifier’s effects loop.
b. Connect the SEND from the chosen G3 Atom effects loop to the input of the amplifier.
c. Connect the EFFECTS SEND from the amplifier to the G3 loop RETURN. The preamp is now in
that loop of G3.
d. Connect OUT1 to the effects RETURN.
Now that the amplifiers effects loop is connected to G3 Atom, we have to turn it on. You’ll need to go
through every pre-set and turn on your chosen preamp loop. Yes, every single pre-set. If you don’t do
this your signal from G3 will head straight to your amps POWER AMP, bypassing the preamp and it’s
not going to sound great.

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4. BASIC PROGRAMMING
Most of the programming of G3 Atom is done via the top panel.
Everything is laid out in a simple, logical order to keep the experience as intuitive as possible.
4.1 PRE-SET PROGRAMMING
Pre-sets are at the heart of the Atom’s extraordinary functionality. Whether you are controlling MIDI or
adding stop box mode it all happens within a pre-set.
a. Starting with a simple pre-set. Select the pre-set that you want a programme using the
footswitches on G3. In the above example we have chosen preset 2
b. Having selected the pre-set, all you need to do is turn on the loops and functions you want to
associate with that pre-set. We’ve chosen loops 1,2 & 6, as well as some POST GAIN. This pre-set
is now stored -there is no save button. It really is that simple!
c. Move to a new pre-set and do the same thing. Simply turn on The loops and G3 Atom functions
that you want to access with the new pre-set. Now as we switch between those two programmed
pre-sets, you will see that from one pre-set to the other the loops and functions automatically turn
on and off depending on what you have programmed in each pre-set.
There are 8 standard pre-sets plus up to 8 hidden presets in each of G3 Atom’s 99 banks.
4.2 STOMP BOX MODE
Stomp box mode allows you to add a loop or any combination of loops and functions on top
of a G3 Atom preset. For example, Let's say I have a rhythm sound setup and all I want to do
is boost that rhythm sound. There's no need for me to create a new pre-set, all I need to do is
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preset simply by adding my stop box mode preset. (In DEEP EDIT mode you can choose between 3
different types of Stomp –Standard, Sticky and Flash. Check in the deep edit guide for more info).
a. Select the preset that you want to create a stomp box mode preset using the footswitches.
b. Turn on the loop or the function that you want to add to another preset. It is important that
you only select the function or loop that you want to add and turn everything else off including the
outputs. If your delay is in loop 6 and that is what you want to be able to add in stompbox mode,
simply turn on loop 6 and make sure that every other function and loop is turned off.
c. now simply press stompbox. You will see a yellow light turns on next to the preset this
indicates that this preset is now in STOMPBOX mode.
d. Go to a normal preset you will see the yellow light of the stomp box mode preset stays on
Indicating that this is a stompbox mode preset and is ready to use.
e. Now try adding your stop box mode preset to your standard preset you will see loop 6 is added to
whatever loops you already had programmed in your standard preset.
You can create as many stompbox mode presets as you like. In Standard Stompbox mode, as soon as
you go back to a normal preset you clear the stompbox mode presets. If you choose Sticky Stomp, the
StompBox Preset will not be cleared when you go to a normal preset, and instead must be cleared
manually. In Flash mode, the Stompbox preset is momentary meaning that its only on while your foot is
on the preset.
There are 3 different stompbox modes. Standard which is detailed above, Sticky, and Flash.
Standard –All standard StompBox mode presets are cleared when a normal preset is pressed.
Sticky –Sticky Stomp presets are NOT cleared by a normal preset.
Flash –This Stompbox mode is momentary and is only active while the footswitch is pressed.

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4.3 CHANGING BANKS
You can access G3 Atom’s 99 Banks in one of three ways:
1. Top Panel Bank Select - Through the ‘Bank
Select’switch on the top panel. Pressing it
once will scroll up the Banks and pressing and
holding will scroll down the Banks. (Please note
that whatever preset you are on you will stay
on until you have selected a new preset in your
newly chosen bank.)
2. Back Panel Bank Remote -Use the remote bank switch on the back of G3 Atom.
Here you can connect the GigRig Bank Manager or any momentary switch to
control access to your G3 banks. Again, press the bank switch once to go up,
press and hold to go down.
3. Footswitch Assign - Assign your bank control to a G3 Atom foot switch. In the Deep Edit
menu, in global settings, you have the option to assign the bank select switch to a G3 foot
switch. once done, simply tap the foot switch to go up a Bank / press and hold to go down
the Banks.
Remember, the 99 banks are accessed through a single footswitch.
Press and release –The bank numbers go up.
Press and hold –The bank numbers go down.
5. DEEP EDIT
5.1 INTRO TO THE DEEP EDIT FUNCTIONS
To the left-hand side of the LCD screen you will see the Deep Edit button.
This button gives you access to the deeper
level of functionality that G3 has to offer.
Except for the Global Setup, the Deep Edit
functions are associated with each preset,
so before we jump into the deep edit
functions, we must first choose the preset
we want to edit.

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5.2 NAVIGATING DEEP EDIT
Next to footswitches 1,2,3 and 4 you will see these symbols -
You will use these footswitches to navigate around the Deep Edit menu.
On pressing the button, the LCD screen will display the following:
Use the button (footswitch 2) to access more of the Deep Edit
menu, Including the following sub-menus:
1. ATOM STUFF –OUTPUTS, REMOTE SWITCHES and OUT 2 PHASE
2. NAME - This is where we edit the name of the preset
3. MIDI - This is where we edit of the G3’s powerful MIDI functionality
4. EXPRESSION - Assign your Expression Pedal parameters here
5. LOOP ORDER - Change the order of your effect’s loops
6. STOMPBOX –Determine if Stompbox mode on this preset is Standard, Sticky, or Flash
7. TRAILS - Set up your effects Trails/Spill-over
8. PARALLEL - This is the key to parallel or Wet/Dry effect combinations
9. TAP TEMPO - Using a combination of remote switches and MIDI CC messages to enable Tap Tempo
10. HIDDEN PRESET - Each preset in G3 has a separate fully programable hidden preset
11. GLOBAL SETTINGS - setup global options including stereo pairs, Bluetooth, MIDI IN, etc
5.2.1 NAME - NAMING PRESETS
With this highlighted in the menu, press and you will see the flashing cursor.
Move the cursor across using buttons and scroll up and
down through the character set using
Once you are done, either use to get back to
the main menu or press to exit.

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5.2.2 MIDI
Scroll down the Deep Edit menu to MIDI and then scroll right to enter the MIDI menu.
G3’s MIDI capability allows you to send up to 15 individual MIDI
messages on each preset. These can be PC (Program Change), CC
(Control Change), or EXP (Expression Pedal) MIDI messages.
G3 also has a MIDI Clock and a separate MIDI tap tempo feature.
Once on the MIDI menu screen you will be able to scroll down
to each of the 15 available midi messages for this preset.
Scroll right and you will see
the steps to set up your first MIDI command. Scroll right again to
highlight the type of MIDI message you want to send. Scrolling up
and down will choose between PC (Program Change), CC (Control
Change), or Exp (Expression Pedal). Choose the MIDI command that
you want to send, in this example we will choose PC then scroll to
the right to choose the message number or value channel number
etc.
For example, if you want Preset Number 1 on G3 to activate Preset 7
on a Strymon Timeline, enter the MIDI menu and enter the MIDI
Channel that the Timeline is on. Next, enter the ‘PC’number that
corresponds to the preset on the Strymon that you want to engage
(07).
You can repeat this process up to 15 separate times per individual
preset.
To Set Up Control Change (Cc) Messages.
Simply scroll right to the MIDI menu, choose the Type ‘CC’from the
list. Choose the MIDI channel you want to send your message on,
then choose the Control Change (CC) value and the number you want
to send.
If you are after a specific feature in your MIDI controlled pedal, look
up the MIDI table in your pedal’s manual.

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5.2.3 EXPRESSION PEDAL MIDI
This is the same procedure as the above,
Select Expression Pedal from the MIDI type list and choose the
channel number the control number, scroll right and choose the
heel down position number and the toe down position number.
It is important to set the heel and toe values. For example, when
controlling the mix value on a Strymon Timeline. If you only
associated your expression pedal with the mix knob on the Strymon
Timeline you would go from completely dry in the heel down position
to completely wet in the toe down position with no dry signal at all.
To go from completely dry to adding the delay effect, but leaving the dry signal intact, we want to stop
our mix control at the halfway point so the heel down position would be 0the toe down position would
be 64.
If you simply want to go from a light delay to a heavier delay you can increase the value of the heel
down position so that when you use your expression pedal, you still have a small bit of delay in the heel
down position.
There are two expression pedal inputs in G3 Atom so you have the choice of which expression pedal
you want to use to send out your CC commands.
5.2.4 Tap Tempo
The Tap Tempo feature on G3 Atom is designed to be a flexible as
possible. If you want to have a preset with Tap Tempo you can use
the same preset to tap your tempo information. You can also set up
your Tap Tempo on its own preset so you have a master Tap Tempo
footswitch.
a. Navigate to Tap Tempo on the main menu
b. Choose the type of Tap Tempo you want to use. You have the
choice of CC, RMT1, RMT2, RMT3 or RMT4
c. If you choose CC, enter the MIDI information of the pedal you
want to control. Channel number, Control number and value.
d. If one of the Remote Switches is selected, it will send a pulse
from the Remote Switch as you tap.
G3 Atom gives you the ability to send up to 3 different Tap Tempo
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other MIDI commands sent at the same time from the MIDI menu. The difference here is that you Tap
Tempo information is sent every time you press the preset, whereas the MIDI information form the
preset is sent only with the first press.
5.2.5 MIDI CLOCK
G3’s MIDI CLOCK enables you to send a MIDI clock message that
can sync all your clock input enabled time-based effects. You can
send this message out on individual MIDI channels or you can send
this out on Omni which is all MIDI channels simultaneously.
5.2.6 EXPRESSION PEDAL PRE/POST GAIN
On top of all the MIDI functionality that is available with the
expression pedals, you also have the option to set up the expression
pedals to control the pre and post gain in G3 Atom. A really great
way to use the expression pedal is as a volume control, using the
Pre Gain to control the levels going into your effects or using the
post gain as a master volume control.
Select Expression from the main menu, then scroll to select whether you would like to use Pre Gain or
Post Gain, select your heel and toe values and your expression pedal will now control pre and post gain
levels. Remember you must have your Pre or Post Gain selected on this preset to be able to control the
levels with your expression pedal.
5.2.7 LOOP ORDER
Being able to arrange the order of your effects has a massive impact
on the sound. Are you putting your Delay into your Tremolo? Is your
Boost going into your OverDrive or your OverDrive going into your
Boost?
With G3 Atom you can move any G3 effects loop or loops in any
order you want, and the process could not be simpler.

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Go to loop order on the menu, scroll right and you will see 2 lines of
numbers - 1 through to 6 which correspond to your effects loops -
Use the EFFECTS LOOPS buttons on the top board off G3 to enter the
numbers in the order that you want to use them. You will see the
numbers start changing positions. It is that simple.
Once you've done that and have exited the deep edit menu you will
still need to turn on the effects loops on the preset but they will be
in the order that you have determined in the loop order function.
5.2.8 STOMPBOX
The standard stomp box mode Is the same on G3 as it was in G2. If you want to be able to add your
delay on top of any other preset in G3;
a. Select to the preset that you want to use
b. Turn on your delay loop using the effects loop buttons (make sure every other function including
outputs and other effect loops are turned off.)
c. Press the stompbox button and the small yellow stompbox light will come on next to the preset.
This indicates that this preset is now set up in stomp box mode.
If you now go to a standard preset and press the stompbox mode preset that you have just set up, you
will notice that it adds your delay to the sound of the original preset. You can set up as many stop box
mode presets as you like and add them on top of your standard or core tone presets.
There are 3 Stompbox modes in G3 Atom; Standard, Sticky and Flash.
Standard is the default setting, to select either of the other two modes you will need to enter the DEEP
EDIT MENU, scroll down to STOMPBOX, and select the stompbox mode you want BEFORE you create
your stompbox mode preset.
Standard –(As detailed above) A normal preset will clear any standard Stompbox mode presets.
Sticky Stomp –Once you turn on a Sticky Stomp preset, it will NOT be cleared by pressing a normal
preset the same way a standard STOMPBOX mode preset does. It will stay active until you turn it off by
pressing the footswitch. For example, if you have an effect that you like to have on most of the time
such as reverb, but like the option to be able to turn it off, set the reverb pedal up on a sticky stomp foot
switch and it will stay on until you decide to turn it off.

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Flash Stomp - This sets up your stomp box mode in momentary mode so that the stomp box preset will
only be on while you have got your foot pressed down on the foot switch. Imagine you have got a delay
set on the edge of self-oscillation and you just want to be able to kick it on every now and then, Flash
function is perfect for that
Editing a StompBox Mode Preset - All you really need to remember about editing stompbox mode
presets is that while the yellow light is on the preset, that preset is locked and cannot be edited. To
edit a stompbox mode preset simply select it, then press the stomp box mode button. This will take that
preset out of stomp box mode and you can then edit it freely. Once you have edited that preset, you can
press the stop box mode button again to put it back into stomp box mode. To edit a flash mode preset
just press and hold the preset while you press the stompbox button.
5.2.9 TRAILS
Because of G3 Atom’s new stereo voltage-controlled amplifiers on
the output, we are delighted to be able to offer you true Stereo
Trails/Spill-over.
a. Select the preset you want your reverb and delay trails to
spill-over onto.
b. Go to trails in the menu scroll right and turn on trails for the
preset.
c. Select the loop or loops that feature delay and reverb that
you would like to spill-over onto on top of my rhythm sound.
Remember you set up trails on the preset you are going to, not the
preset that you have come from. For example, I want my delay and
reverb from my solo sound spilling over on top of my rhythm sound so
I would set trails up on my rhythm sound.
Once you have done this, anytime you land on this preset from a preset that has delay and reverb that
you've selected within the trails mode loops, you will get delay spill-over.
Tip - if you are using a MIDI controlled pedal for your delay, you need to make sure that either your
rhythm sound is not changing the delay preset or you have the ability to turn on trails like you do in the
Strymon Timeline. Otherwise, when the presets change on the MIDI control device, it will terminate any
trails from that sound. The easiest way to achieve this is to turn off any midi messages being sent to
your delay from your rhythm/spill-over sound.
5.3 PARALLEL
The parallel features in G3 Atom is the key to setting up effects in parallel, wet dry, even sending
different effects to different amplifiers.