Control several pedals
Connect and verify one pedal before adding the next. This walkthrough uses individual pedal control; it does not depend on a signal-chain editor or chain-wide AI.
Make an address book for the board
Section titled “Make an address book for the board”| Example pedal | App channel | Hardware receive channel |
|---|---|---|
| Reverb | 1 | 1 |
| Delay | 2 | 2 |
| Modulation | 3 | 3 |
These are example assignments, not manufacturer defaults. Choose channels that fit your board.
Wire and verify
Section titled “Wire and verify”- Use a supported thru path or distribution box to reach the pedals. Confirm each pedal’s cable and adapter requirements.
- Add your pedals to the collection.
- Set the app channels in Channels. Follow the hardware setup guide to set each physical pedal.
- Select the first pedal, make one change, and check that only it responds. Repeat for the others.
If another pedal reacts, check its channel and Omni setting. If none react, trace the output cable first.
Keep a matching set of sounds
Section titled “Keep a matching set of sounds”Save a named preset for each pedal, with a shared name or tag such as Night drive · verse. Load each pedal’s preset when setting up the song. Write hardware slots individually if you need them without the computer.
Changing the selected pedal in Nitelite does not change the physical order of your audio effects.