Wiki: list of factory presets, now with amp models

[yek]

The wiki lists the factory presets in all processors.

The list of factory presets in the III has now been expanded with the amp model(s) used in each preset.

http://wiki.fractalaudio.com/axefx2/index.php?title=Factory_presets​

 

[Brucegregori]

nice!

 

[yek]

Quiz question:

The most used amp model in the factory presets is: Vibrato Verb.
There's a simple explanation.
What is it?

 

[bradlake]

was it the first amp Cliff modeled?

 

[yek]

Nope.

 

[egonle]

... in xlsx format ... if someone likes
May be sorted/filtered by Preset and/or AMP
Hope not generated redundancy ;-)

 

[John M]

Thanks Yek! Showing the amp models used for the Presets is very helpful.

 

[egonle]

... also thanks (forgott)

 

[RainDog]

Quiz question:

The most used amp model in the factory presets is: Vibrato Verb.
There's a simple explanation.
What is it?

Anything to do with SRV?

BTW, Thanks for all the work on the wiki, looking forward to getting the III!

 

[yek]

Nope.

 

[egonle]

Cliff’s original ’64 Vibroverb ?

 

[yek]

The question isn’t what amp it is, but why this model is featured in so many factory presets.

 

[brianv4]

Cliff's favorite amp (model)?

 

[yek]

I don't know but it's not the answer.

 

[brianv4]

Because it works best to showcase lot's of different FX?

 

[sskkmm]

Thanks...I would suspect that that is one of the better amps to work across different guitars and sounds...versatility?

 

[sskkmm]

Also I am curious - is there somewhere that *explains* the factory presets? Some I understand the references....e.g. "Run Like Heck" is Pink Floyd Run Like Hell, "Nameless Streets" is a U2-ish Where the Streets have No Name, etc. But others I am clueless on..."The Wood Nymphs", "So Many Roads" and so forth.

 

[yek]

Because it works best to showcase lot's of different FX?

Thanks...I would suspect that that is one of the better amps to work across different guitars and sounds...versatility?

Nope.

 

[yek]

Also I am curious - is there somewhere that *explains* the factory presets? Some I understand the references....e.g. "Run Like Heck" is Pink Floyd Run Like Hell, "Nameless Streets" is a U2-ish Where the Streets have No Name, etc. But others I am clueless on..."The Wood Nymphs", "So Many Roads" and so forth.

Yes, we've done this exercise a few times in the past.
For instance: The meaning of titles of Axe-Fx II factory presets.

So Many Roads = Randy Rhoads.

Ask away!

 

[brianv4]

How about giving us a bit of a clue like you're getting warmer, or COLD!