How to configure UAFX Dream 65 & Ruby with H90?

Hi Pedro,

I have plugged in stereo mode my H90, AFTER my Dream 65, this way it’s as if I was going from the amp (like an actual miked amp cab) to the mixing desk.
In short, the H90 works as a rackmodule inserted into the mixing desk. Then you have to route your H90’s internal signal according with the effect chain you have in mind. At the H90 output I also use a Lelhe stereo P-split to go straight into a mixing desk or actual amps, and avoid phase/groud problems.
This way everithing works fine and smoothly.

My best advice is to have a proper setting of the UAFX that’s the real control point of the rig, meaning it needs a well shaped gainstage to get the best by the whole chain.

Hope this may helps.

Bye!
Ernesto

Ernesto’s configuration is excellent.

Another is to treat the amp sim pedals as one stereo insert (the two pedals are wired in series).  To do this, your H90 should be set up to operate in insert mode.  The wiring is basically shown and described in the quick start guide and the manual.  The advantage of this configuration is that, internally to the H90, you can move that stereo insert to almost any point in the H90 signal at any time without physically changing any wired connections.  Also, your whole signal chain will be in stereo.

A third configuration is to treat these two pedals as two separate mono inserts.  Again, please see the quick start guide for wiring details.  The downside is that your whole signal chain will not be in stereo.  The upside is that the two mono inserts can be controlled within the H90 itself.  In addition to moving the inserts around as desired, this will allow the H90 to turn the two inserts on and off as desired.  So, for example, you could leave both amp sim pedals on and effectively use an aux switch to turn the Dream and an H90 delay off and also turn the Ruby and an H90 reverb on.  That same aux switch can also switch things back again.

Good luck.

According to what apalazzolo said…

You could try another solution that’s having one amp sim stereo plugged in front of your H90, then the second amp sim stereo plugged into the H90 inserts. This way it can work as if the two amp sims are stacked together. You now have the chance to have one, the other or both in series, the thing you have to chose is which one goes first, as you can’t swap the two.

Bye!

For Ernesto’s first suggestion insert/dual mode doesn’t matter.

If I understand your first diagram, that is an insert mode implementation with two mono inserts but there are problems.  For example, you have some of the insert ins and outs connected backwards.

I don’t understand your amp connections in your second diagram at all.  Again, though, it looks like you have some ins and outs mixed up.

You may want to look closely at the insert mode diagrams in the quick reference guide and manual.  Perhaps you can start with the two mono or one stereo configurations.  After that works properly for you, try adding more.  I’m slow.  I take baby steps!

Good luck.