Gregmang
Fractal Fanatic
Going back and forth with the null curve makes absolutely no point... Compare with the previously saved preset
yep.
Took me a while to fully understand that.
Going back and forth with the null curve makes absolutely no point... Compare with the previously saved preset
According to Cliff:
If you have an existing preset, and don't remove and replace the amp block or touch the setting for the curve, it doesn't change it.
New presets or amp blocks have the new curves.
YesIs it correct to say if you change an old preset to a new one using the new curves you can't revert it back unless you previously saved the original preset? Wanted to be clear on this as I plan to back up my current presets and then try the curves. If for some reason I do like the curves (unlikley) I want to have my original preset. Seems as though once you change them you can't revert back.
Thanks,
Roger
Can’t you just simply choose the IR you want? Can’t understand all the brain damage. If you change something and don’t like it, just change it back to the IR you used before. Am I missing something? This is all great but Seems to be a lotIs it correct to say if you change an old preset to a new one using the new curves you can't revert it back unless you previously saved the original preset? Wanted to be clear on this as I plan to back up my current presets and then try the curves. If for some reason I do like the curves (unlikley) I want to have my original preset. Seems as though once you change them you can't revert back.
Thanks,
Roger
Can’t you just simply choose the IR you want? Can’t understand all the brain damage. If you change something and don’t like it, just change it back to the IR you used before. Am I missing something? This is all great but Seems to be a lot
of misunderstanding about this update.
As notalemming said, this thread is not about speaker IR's. You can change/restore speaker IRs to your heart's content and go back at any time.Can’t you just simply choose the IR you want? Can’t understand all the brain damage. If you change something and don’t like it, just change it back to the IR you used before. Am I missing something? This is all great but Seems to be a lot
of misunderstanding about this update.
So, I copied my favorite preset to the next number up in line in the box. In the newly copied preset which has two amps, I changed the null cab for each, to the one in the list that best matches the IR that I’m using for each cab, then saved the preset.
When I go back and forth between the original “old” preset and the new one, I’m actually finding the new one to be a bit duller sounding. I know this is not what everyone else seems to be finding, so I don’t know. Maybe this means that now we have these better curves, I need rethink my IR choice?
i'm just gonna turn the knob until it sounds good.
There's no reason it would always sound better, it's just closer to reality... If you've modified your resonance settings in the past to your liking then it's probably better with the old curve...So, I copied my favorite preset to the next number up in line in the box. In the newly copied preset which has two amps, I changed the null cab for each, to the one in the list that best matches the IR that I’m using for each cab, then saved the preset.
When I go back and forth between the original “old” preset and the new one, I’m actually finding the new one to be a bit duller sounding. I know this is not what everyone else seems to be finding, so I don’t know. Maybe this means that now we have these better curves, I need rethink my IR choice?
Still don't follow. All amps have a corresponding impedance curve.
Anyone want to buy my Kemper? I’ll give you a great dealThe Kemper has no way to capture the interaction. There a limits to a black box approach and this is one of them.
The impedance curve is separate from the IR, and lives on the speaker tab of the amp block.Can’t you just simply choose the IR you want? Can’t understand all the brain damage. If you change something and don’t like it, just change it back to the IR you used before. Am I missing something? This is all great but Seems to be a lot
of misunderstanding about this update.
Don't switch to the Null Cabinet type for now. The large impedance differential can cause a NaN. It's been fixed for the next release.