shemihazazel
Fractal Fanatic
Thank goodness. If the new revision had improved CPU capacity, my money would be in Fractal's pocket yet again.
I do remember Adam saying many many months ago there was a new product they were working on that had tons of memory for looping - it was probably this one
1) what is double capacity preset?
2)is there a DSP and MODELLING capability difference between mark 1 and 2 ?
1) what is double capacity preset?
2)is there a DSP and MODELLING capability difference between mark 1 and 2 ?
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1. Each preset holds twice as much data. This allows more complicated presets that contain more parameters. Since each block that has X/Y capability has twice the parameters than if it didn't have X/Y this allows for more blocks with X/Y capability. So I've added X/Y to the Parametric EQ, Graphic EQ and Pan/Tremolo. This also allows for more instances of effects, like Drive blocks. It also leaves room for future expansion.
2. The DSP and modeling are identical. Firmware shares the same code base so firmware updates apply to both equally.
"Primary VALUE entry via optical encoder with a lifespan of 1,000,000+ rotations."
Is that a different rotary encoder than the current one?
"Primary VALUE entry via optical encoder with a lifespan of 1,000,000+ rotations."
Is that a different rotary encoder than the current one?
"Primary VALUE entry via optical encoder with a lifespan of 1,000,000+ rotations."
Is that a different rotary encoder than the current one?
1. Each preset holds twice as much data. This allows more complicated presets that contain more parameters. Since each block that has X/Y capability has twice the parameters than if it didn't have X/Y this allows for more blocks with X/Y capability. So I've added X/Y to the Parametric EQ, Graphic EQ and Pan/Tremolo. This also allows for more instances of effects, like Drive blocks. It also leaves room for future expansion.
2. The DSP and modeling are identical. Firmware shares the same code base so firmware updates apply to both equally.
1. Each preset holds twice as much data. This allows more complicated presets that contain more parameters. Since each block that has X/Y capability has twice the parameters than if it didn't have X/Y this allows for more blocks with X/Y capability. So I've added X/Y to the Parametric EQ, Graphic EQ and Pan/Tremolo. This also allows for more instances of effects, like Drive blocks. It also leaves room for future expansion.
2. The DSP and modeling are identical. Firmware shares the same code base so firmware updates apply to both equally.
This makes me happy because it means us regular Axe-Fx II users can expect at least another probably year or two of firmware updates.