FlavAnderson
Inspired
No, it's an AXE FX III MKII.Are you running axfx3 Turbo?
No, it's an AXE FX III MKII.Are you running axfx3 Turbo?
correction - yes it does occur when 2 different amps are used (in my subsequent test, I forgot to turn on the dynamics parms on the HBE - so with CA3 running on one side and HBE running on the other - both with dynamics parms on (input dyn and out comp), I get the same severe crackleit does seem to be somewhat also related to using the same amp instance twice since if I choose CA3LEAD on one side and Friedman HBE V1 on the other, the severe crackling goes away for me
You're not lying, #34 with a Les Paul melts faces! No overdrive necessary! Thanks for the rec!I am continuing to love love love the Marshalls with this update. Spent all night on the Brit 800 factory preset -- a preset I generally didn't have a lot of use for. But with these betas it's just come alive for me. The #34 and Mod scenes especially, with a Telecaster, are rock monster scenes for me now.
A match made in Heaven!The #34....with a Telecaster
I didn't really figure what you've meant...I play the jvm410hjs which i also own.. ( two heads)... Great great uncompressed amp. Ps the real is better than the jvm.
It s simple... I ve two heads jvm410hjs that are very different from the standard jvm especially in the compression side.. The axe sim is spot on and i d give a simple advice on it.I didn't really figure what you've meant...
When you get to some point of detail and on, using (most) YouTube clips for an amp sim would be extremely difficult imo. But that's just a side-point for me.One thing I think I need to say explicitly:
Thank you so much for taking the comments about the Herbert so seriously that you actually bought a new version of the amp in order to have the most desired version of its tone. This again smacks of the level of dedication you just don’t see from companies. I despise sycophantic writing and ass kissing, and I hate writing praise all over the place on this forum like this company is a damn religion or something, but the thing is, all the good things you read about Fractal are freaking true, and praising this kind of thing is not like the emperor’s new clothes, blind loyalty, or elitism. This is recognition of you always striving to make the best better, like continual improvement is the goal for its own sake, something rare in any kind of human endeavor, in my experience. It’s extraordinary, and deserves to be recognized. There’s so much bullshit from companies whose primary purpose is to make money without reference to any sort of ideal or philosophical value at all, but here, with firmware updates, you even get improvements that you write are probably not audible; this is the kind of rigor one would expect from science, not from anything having to do with electric guitarists. Again, it’s so far off from the way gear companies act en masse that one can’t help but be taken aback.
You could’ve just tweaked the original model by ear to match YouTube videos or something like that, but I do believe you just got an actual heavy as hell third generation Herbert and modeled it, very quickly too. I mean, I can’t think of anything I’ve seen that matches that level of dedication to the quest for tone. Even if I didn’t own an Axe-FX III I would find the knowledge of the improvements here inspiring and something to respect.
Hats off to the chef.
I don't think being in a position like Cliff is easy. You get so much constant praise (reasonable or not), genuine feedback, and you also deal with perceptions of faults that are often inaccurate.
I didn't really figure what you've meant...
I believe the 410HJS is the satriani model? Fab had the regular and the satch model and the axe nails the regular one. I think I have that right.It s simple... I ve two heads jvm410hjs that are very different from the standard jvm especially in the compression side.. The axe sim is spot on and i d give a simple advice on it.
Yes is the satriani one.. In the axe you have both..I believe the 410HJS is the satriani model? Fab had the regular and the satch model and the axe nails the regular one. I think I have that right.
I have both an MKII and Turbo. I cannot duplicate it here. I still think it's settings. I usually have to tweak any modified preset, after a firmware update, maybe gain, bass, mid, treble, volume, but usually something. The factory untouched presets sometimes may need scene balancing. Popping could be clipping. Check your preset block chain.No, it's an AXE FX III MKII.