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Splitter functionality in Bias FX
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Hi, I am new to Bias FX and am wondering what the functionality is for the splitter. I did a quick search here but didn't find anything that references it. How do you use the 3 versions of the splitter? Signal makes sense and behaves as I would expect. But the other two don't appear to work as I would expect. I was expecting the frequency to split to one channel above and one below, and the level to also split above and below, but I can't tell that it is doing anything. Am I missing something?
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Documentation is a bit lacking. Not sure how the others work, but I use it as an instant switcher from clean to distortion. I should look into the frequency one for mixing bass guitar....Send the highs to distortion
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It is so like you say. If you set it up to level, for example, that would allow you to have channel A clean and channel B overdriven. So your sound could be overdriven only when you play hard on the strings. Or other creative possibilities, for example to have a delay only when you playing volume is high.
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@korkenknopfus Thanks for the info. I have done a little more playing around and I can now see that it is working as described. I had to turn down the volume of one channel to be able to verify. Now I know what to expect I will be able to make use of the feature.
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I saw a video that said something different about the splitter. It described it as a preamp allowing you to adjust either tone or drive going into the amps. Now I am confused again.
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Perhaps an official answer from PG? @Mike maybe?
