PocketAmp Guitar Amp and Effects App FAQs for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch

Select your album art to activate the Song Trainer. Use the Mix control to mix in the background music volume.

Yes. You will not hear or feel delay.

PocketAmp always starts with a reduced volume. Everytime you start PocketAmp, you should increase the Volume control to your desired practice level.

This only happens when using a headphone adaptor interface to prevent feedback. With iRiffPort, you don't need to worry about this.

PocketAmp makes it easy to configure great sounds, but here are some things you might not have tried. - The full range of the Gain control is useful for all Amp settings. The Clean amp sounds great with a high gain setting, and the Rock amp has a great blues sound with bite when the Gain set to zero. - In general, low Gain sounds better with high Depth and Width modulation, whereas high Gain sounds better with low Depth and Width modulation. - The Blues amp or Rock amp (with low Gain setting) sounds really nice with the Rotary effect. - When using headphones, try reducing the Treble control. - You can use the 1, 2, 3 quick presets for A/B comparisons when fine tuning your sound.

The Noise Gate control configures the gate signal level. The noise gate is deactivated by setting this control to zero.

The Attack control configures the speed for noise gate transitions between clamp and release.

There are three quick presets available at all times while you are playing. You can tune any combination of tone and effects for each quick preset. You can copy between quick presets by holding down the preset number you want to copy to for one second.

The Presets button takes you to the named presets table for unlimited saving, deleting, and recalling quick preset combinations; using names assigned by you. If you recall a named preset and your current named preset has changed, a warning displays; asking if you want to continue without saving the current named preset. If you remove PocketAmp from your iOS device, the named presets are deleted.

You can think of PocketAmp as a three channel amp with an effects loop for each channel. You can configure the three channels any way you want. You can save, recall, and delete an unlimited number of three channel amp combinations using names assigned by you. For example, suppose you are composing an album masterpiece with ten songs. Each song requires three distinct guitar sounds. You could save a named preset for each song.

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PocketAmp Guitar Amp and Effects App FAQs for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch