Chorus

This is the Dimension Chorus from Line 6. Pretty much the only chorus I use.

Chorus/Retro Reel

Retro Reel is pretty subtle, so adding the Dimension before it really adds a nice layer. I use this on the song "Mighty Name of Jesus."

Fast Vibrato

This has been my go-to vibrato sound. It pairs very nicely with a cloud verb and some delay. Motion Worship's "More Than Ever" and "Psalm 27" are my favs.

Filter Sweep

Expression pedal required for this sound. Want that EDM climactic sweep build live? This is your go-to sound for that.

Filtered Chorus

Auto Filter with a Dimension Chorus after it. I use this on "Praise You Anywhere" verse.

Flanger Sandwich

I just randomly wanted a sound like Hoobastank's "Crawling in the Dark" intro, so I made it... lol.

Lo Res Delay

This sound was a staple for me and my fellow guitarists at Highlands in 2010 on our DL4 delays. So glad Line 6 has still kept this in their products!

Mod Digital

I love a good modulated digital delay. Very inspired by U2's The Edge.

Retro Reel

If the Fast Vibrato is too much for you, give this a try! It's more subtle but really makes a soft lead line pop in a slower song.

Rotary

Made this sound for the chorus lead of Elevation's "Praise." Also a great sound for those Stevie Ray Vaughan licks, or even Breaking Benjamin uses this effect too!

Slow Trem

Looking for something to spice up a dry signal but not be too effects-heavy? Lower the mix for subtle texture, raise it and sync to tempo to get a nice sidechain.

Slow Vibrato

Made this for the Verse 2/Bridge 2 lead of Elevation's "Praise." Seems to work well with a short verb and slap delay kind of vibe.

Sub Oct Fuzz

Made this sound for Hillsong Y&F's "Hindsight" lick going into the chorus. Also great for a swampy rock solo if you're feeling that... lol.

Tube Echo

This is another staple from 2010 DL4 settings. This delay is so ambient and works great if you're wanting to cut back your verb and let the delay work.

Univibe

Made this sound for the harmonics on Elevation's "Praise." It has a nice stereo spread if you're looking for a modulation to bounce left and right a little.

Wah 

Expression pedal required for this preset. Back in 2010 I'd use this as a lead/solo boost by finding the perfect frequency to stand out. Check out Highlands Worship's first live album called Arise somewhere on YouTube and this sound is all over it.

Whammy

Expression pedal required. Back in the 2010s again... haha... This was a popular worship effect to emulate a synth with the octave up and that tube delay as well. Check out "Forever Changed" by North Point Worship and you'll hear what I mean. Also, this effect is great if you want to channel your inner Tom Morello! There are snapshots on here to sweep up the octave or sweep down the octave. Have fun sweeping! Lol.