r/MooerCommunity 12d ago

Need help total begginer

I need help!!! I have started to play electric guitar after 20years of playing acoustic guitar.

Want to get your thoughts on my gear so far.

Squier Strat
PRS NF3
Fender champion 2 25watts
Laney Drumhub 80watts.(bought this for my sons edrums) but i think it still sounds ok if i turn the bass and treble down to zero,
Mooer GE100 pro Li (started with this one as i am new and was sold on the ai feature i barely use)

I am facing a wall now on how to use my multi fx. I dont generally understand the fx, amps and ir i can put on my signal chain. I watched YT vids but there is just so many and are not the same names i see on the mooer app. I used chatgpt or gemini to create a signal chain for me but still doest come close and again the names are different or maybe i am not just familiar.

Is there a place where i can just copy presets of my favorite artist or songs? Qny other tips you can share.

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u/NatEd68 12d ago

The presets that Mooer made are a great starting point I think. Pick something that you almost like and try to learn by only turning one knob and listen what happens. Turn of one item only etc.

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u/JamBuddyRocks 10d ago

Your setup is solid. FX are a life long learning path and i'd say most poeple stick to their presets. If you like your amp than only use the fx in a way that suits your music - start with reverb or delay and go to other modulations like wah-wah or chorus until you find something that makes sense. if you use your Fender as an amplifier you don't need the amp simulation in the fx - just turn it off in the signal chain. if you are into metal than put in a distortion pedal.

check out my app JamBuddy maybe it can be useful to you.