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Added two “Scene Controllers”. These controllers have a constant value that is programmable per scene. The controllers are accessed via the Control->Scene menu. These controllers can be used to control a parameter such that it has a different value in each scene. For example, Scene Controller 1 might have a Scene 1 value of 10% and a Scene 2 value of 20%. This controller can be attached to Reverb Mix, for example, which would give a higher Reverb mix in the second scene compared to the first scene.
Thanks Cliff and Team! Just happened to go to the Wrecker II model and the pinch harmonics leap off the fretboard! Always have been easy to get but just incredible on that model.
how could you possibly be disappointed that the free update/feature didn't come out yet?
"Tremolo block now resets LFO when bypassed so that LFO starts at 90 degrees when effect is engaged."
so when we want the trem effect to be in time with the music (assuming the correct tempo is set) we just turn on the effect in time, then it will sound correct?
Stacked 808s got noticeably nicer with this release. As a Trey Anastasio fan, it's a thing I've always done so it's one of those changes I notice. I'll push an updated Trey A patch this weekend with drive blocks tweaked for this release. It sounds really, really sweet.
the CAB block using IR's is still the biggest weakpoint of the AXE-FX II and also the part with the slowest progression.
i'd rather have an improvement in this field than another amp model. i don't expect anyone to understand this viewpoint though.
i also doubt that a longer IR will be a game changer but, hey it's worth a try...
the CAB block using IR's is still the biggest weakpoint of the AXE-FX II and also the part with the slowest progression.
i'd rather have an improvement in this field than another amp model. i don't expect anyone to understand this viewpoint though.
i also doubt that a longer IR will be a game changer but, hey it's worth a try...
if i knew, i wouldn't be so sad about standard IR's. the IR seems like such a big compromise within the axe.
i also think that there is a better technology known (cliff metioned somehting like that in the past IIRC)
and i always said, if it requires an extra big black box with massive processing power,so be it...i'd buy it.
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