Three Amp Blocks?

[iaresee]

Oh, okay, gotcha.

That post is a tad ambiguous in that regard. Might be nice for the OP to edit for clarification. (*cough* *cough* @trixdropd ...!)

It's hard to be funny on the internet.

 

[unix-guy]

It's hard to be funny on the internet.

Two guys walked into a building... You would think one of them would have seen it!

 

[trixdropd]

Yes, I am dreaming of the day that I seamlessly can switch between an insane 2 amp blend on my distortion and a pristine clean path on my Axe FX 3.

I also wanna do a 3 (4 really) amp blend just like brad paisley does.

 

[reclavea]

Two guys walked into a building... You would think one of them would have seen it!

....just got that!! ...duh

 

[YAU]

Yes ! Stereo guitar reamp + Bass reamp... or this would be achievable with a stereo Amp Block

 

[TheOtherDave]

I want it for:
Guitar -> Subtlely Stereo Doubler -> (L) Amp 1 | (Dry) Amp 2 | (R) Amp 3 -> Cabs -> mixer to make it stereo -> Verb/Delay/etc
Might sound huge... especially if you're going for that "multi-tracked with different amps" thing that some people do in the studio.

 

[Boylston]

I am a bass player and I use 2 amp blocks all the time in presets (clean SVT plus pitch shifted up through a distorted guitar amp, for example). If I had access to a 3rd, I'd be able to have one of the guitarists in bands I play with run through the Axe Fx as well.

 

[JDR3009]

I get the feeling I'd have more things to be confused by and to dial in badly, but I'd like the opportunity to make the mistakes!

 

[Ex-Pat]

Would you actually use three amp blocks in a preset if there were three blocks available?

For us Metallica tech's it would be WONDERFUL! We're here migrating from the IIXL+'s to the III's, and the additional amp block would be a complete game changer for our rigs. We've talked to a few people at Fractal about this, but just throwing in our vote in this thread!!

Lovin v3.01!!!

Justin

 

[bradlake]

For us Metallica tech's it would be WONDERFUL! We're here migrating from the IIXL+'s to the III's, and the additional amp block would be a complete game changer for our rigs. We've talked to a few people at Fractal about this, but just throwing in our vote in this thread!!

Lovin v3.01!!!

Justin

OK, Cliff , (metallic) balls in your court....

 

[bdrepko]

For me, Paul Gilbert, I would love to have 3 amps in one preset

 

[FractalAudio]

For me, Paul Gilbert, I would love to have 3 amps in one preset

Hi Paul. Loved your work in Racer X.

Love,
Gene Simmons

 

[bradlake]

LoL

 

[Variable]

Assuming no detriment to amp block quality, I would like this as well. It would open up a lot of cool options.

 

[Cooper Carter]

Hi Paul. Loved your work in Racer X.

Love,
Gene Simmons

 

[Robboman]

Poll asked "Would you actually use three?" not "Do you want three?".

19 pages of want comments . Of course you want! We always want.

 

[AlGrenadine]

Poll asked "Would you actually use three?" not "Do you want three?".

19 pages of want comments . Of course you want! We always want.

I'd use and i'd want 4

 

[Rock Chalk]

I'd use and i'd want 4

Oh hell yes.

 

[PincoTech]

I can imagine using a center amp at a lower gain setting to tighten up two other high gain amps pannned hard left and right. Also leave the center amp very dynamic, versus more compressed side panning. Just a thought

 

[rodzimguitar68]

Hi Paul. Loved your work in Racer X.

Love,
Gene Simmons

I seen what you did there.

Respect and Love,

Oz Foxx