Piing
Axe-Master
I wonder if Cliff wonders what we’re doing??????
He can see my wet dreams: guitar/pickup/instrument modeling with Fractal Audio quality
I wonder if Cliff wonders what we’re doing??????
I was very interested by this first, but in the end … the thing is that a profile don’t have realistic tweaks. It is better to have the whole amp simulated than just a « picture » of a setting. Don’t know
Thinking of this, I wonder if he hasn't sued Kemper for their « liquid profiling » which ultimately doesn't happen(yet). it's a Cliff patent rip off
He can see my wet dreams: guitar/pickup/instrument modeling with Fractal Audio quality
@Piing The nylon simulation is really cool. But you need to had their midi system to your guitar. Without a midi system I doubt you can have it like that.
Somewhere on the internet, Elantric is twitchingNO!! That is not MIDI. Many guitarists are confused with this concept. It is not pitch-to-MIDI triggering samples. It is modeling. Similar technology that the Axe-FX or any other modeler uses to model amplifiers, but it models guitars instead of amplifiers.
That misconception has been there since long time ago, and part of the blame is to Roland because they labeled their 13-pin cable as "MIDI cable". Yes, it can be used with pitch-to-MIDI devices, but this is modeling, not MIDI (Roland calls it V-Guitar)
https://www.vguitarforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=14088.0
The Boss GM-800, Roland GR-55 are MIDI. The Boss SY-100, Roland VG-99 are not MIDI, they are guitar modelers
Now Roland/Boss has finally moved from the 13-pin cable to a "regular" cable with the new GK-5
I hope it's something from this list:
- a second USB port for FM3 for flash drivers, to be able to update FW/IRs/backups, etc.
-an option to automatically mute the output if the signal goes over threshold defined by user or at least if there is a spike of 12-15dB over maximum preset volume;
- scene/preset auto-leveling (basically the same feature as previous one, different usage)
- an intelligent noise cancelling which will "learn" guitar's own noise and fully cancel it to battle the electricity in any venue for single coils
Other than that, I am set!
Love this intelligent noise cancelling idea. I’ve also pondered with the idea of an intelligent wah. I love using the wah effect, but I think it’d be cool for some sort of algorithm to analyze the users wah patterns and produce a very close imitation without having to use the wah pedal in conventional fashion. I really don’t think my wah patterns vary in any significant way.an intelligent noise cancelling which will "learn" guitar's own noise and fully cancel it to battle the electricity in any venue for single coils
A guitar doesn't have it's "own noise" - it comes from the environment.
- an intelligent noise cancelling which will "learn" guitar's own noise and fully cancel it to battle the electricity in any venue for single coils
I guess if you're just doing wocka-wocka maybe that would be useful.I think it’d be cool for some sort of algorithm to analyze the users wah patterns and produce a very close imitation without having to use the wah pedal in conventional fashion.
Even Kirk Hammet used the almighty VG-8. I don't know where the thrill has gone.
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I used a shuriken Variax for plenty of live gigs with great success. I’m a fan of guitar modeling but to be perfectly honest, I could care less about guitar modeling, just give me the alternate tuning capabilitiesI'm totally with you that guitar modelling is the next step. You can use the Blue Cat Re-Guitar plugin, but it would be very cool to have Cliff's take on that. It seems only a step away from what we have. In the meantime, I've had good luck just using EQ by ear.
I used a shuriken Variax for plenty of live gigs with great success. I’m a fan of guitar modeling but to be perfectly honest, I could care less about guitar modeling, just give me the alternate tuning capabilities![]()
Maybe you don’t get what I have said. With The gp10, you need to add a gk system in your guitar. Call it midi or not midi, but without this GK I doubt that you can have the same result with standard pickups. So it looks more than « modeling » to me . The best sounding banjo, acoustic etc are with a gk system. With the gk you can control a Korg keyboard too via….midi.NO!! That is not MIDI. Many guitarists are confused with this concept. It is not pitch-to-MIDI triggering samples. It is modeling. Similar technology that the Axe-FX or any other modeler uses to model amplifiers, but it models guitars instead of amplifiers.
That misconception has been there since long time ago, and part of the blame is to Roland because they labeled their 13-pin cable as "MIDI cable". Yes, that cable can also be used with pitch-to-MIDI devices, but this is modeling (Roland calls it V-Guitar), there is no MIDI involved.
This is a good article:
How a GK MIDI Cable destroyed the success of Roland V-Guitar Modeling products
The Boss GM-800 or Roland GR-55 are MIDI. But the Boss SY-100, GP-10, Roland VG-99 are not MIDI, they are guitar modelers (although they have the additional feature of pitch-to-MIDI conversion to trigger external sound modules).
Now Roland/Boss has finally moved from the 13-pin cable to a "regular" cable with the new GK-5
Electro Harmonix has some guitar modeling experiments without the need of processing the 6 strings separately (MEL9, KEY9, SYNTH9, B9...). But the advantage of processing the 6 strings separately with a hex pickup is that you can use alternate tunings, and probably better modeling. BTW: Cliff said a while ago that he tried to purchase Electro Harmonix but he couldn't. That would have been an amazing fusion!
Actually, sometimes just before tubes go the amp can sound terrific. Not always, but sometimes.I heard he was going to add "dead tubes" type to the amp block, that simulates when your tubes are dead and the amp has no sound.
Maybe you don’t get what I have said. With The gp10, you need to add a gk system in your guitar. Call it midi or not midi, but without this GK I doubt that you can have the same result with standard pickups. So it looks more than « modeling » to me . The best sounding banjo, acoustic etc are with a gk system. With the gk you can control a Korg keyboard too via….midi.
I doubt that without an external accessory you will have a saxophone with your guitar directly in the axe .
I doubt that without an external accessory you will have a saxophone with your guitar directly in the axe .