I'm loving the latest release, having dialed in presets for the Dirty Shirley and Brit 800 Mod that are some of the best tones I've ever had.
I do have a couple of questions about some weirdness, and I'm not sure if it has to do with this release in particular, but I'm posting here in case it might:
A low note that I'm not actually playing sometimes appears with three particular amps that I've tried so far in the latest release:
Class-A 30W Hot
Deluxe Tweed
Citrus A30 Dirty
Here are examples:
It's similar to what's initially described in
this thread (although this occurrence is not creating octaves). I'm curious if this could totally be just a natural part of how their real world counterparts behave, and if so, if there are any ways to dial out that behavior with the advanced parameters in the amp block. Tube amps can behave really strangely inherently, and I've never played a real AC30, Tweed Deluxe, or AD30, so what the hell do I know? For the AD30 it only happens when the MV is set high, but for the AC30 Hot and Deluxe Tweed, it even happens with the default settings when resetting the block channel.
I've uploaded a preset (named in strict accordance with Schoolhouse Rock nomenclature) containing the three amps, as well as a raw audio file of me playing that really illustrates the wierdness. I have refreshed AxeEdit after installing 16.01 Beta 1, and for each scene I've reset the amp block and paired the amp with a matching factory cabinet. On the recording I'm playing on a set of Duncan Saturday Night Specials in the neck position with volume and tone on 10 on a set neck superstrat. Yes, I'm playing the theme to Last of the Mohicans.
There could totally be something else going on to cause this, and I thank you in advance for any insight and / or guidance.