Billbill
Power User
Pfff cmon man, that's elementary stuff! We're talking Euclid's axioms and common notions here bra!uninitialized variables
Pfff cmon man, that's elementary stuff! We're talking Euclid's axioms and common notions here bra!uninitialized variables
As an hardware/software engineer, I'm not amused, obviously the tools you're using don't catch those type of errors. Sounds like you're not doing code reviews. I would love to have more usable effects in my AX8 - so get those firmware updates rolling !!
So for those who’ve updated to 10.01, what is the biggest difference from 9.04. I am really happy with 9.04 so I’m wondering what you guys are hearing. Also, have you noticed a CPU increase?
So for those who’ve updated to 10.01, what is the biggest difference from 9.04. I am really happy with 9.04 so I’m wondering what you guys are hearing. Also, have you noticed a CPU increase?
(stuck up pommy accent on) "eeeooo...there's a tad less woollies around 783 Hz, and the uptiness of the high to mid range has more bloom...". (Accent off)
Any user of the Mark II? Everything is ok with the update? Please
Just a little comparison between 9.04 and 10.01. Reverted to same settings after resetting the amp.
I can definitely hear the difference. The amp is 6160+, pre tubes are 7025. Cab is YA Mesa Cab.
First half is 9.04, next half is 10.01. Both normalized.
Thank you @FractalAudio !
Thanks bro! Let's go for that friedmanBetter than OK, it's amazing. Not had any problems personally on 10.01.
From your clip I notice these things (I guess it's a bit in depth but oh well) :
- Second half, 10.01 as I hear it is slightly hotter, a tad more volume.
- The highs are increased, this could also result in the point above
- even though the highs are increased, it does not sound the same only more highs
- pick attack is increased, compare the first riff in both halves - it's quite prominent
- not sure if it's because of more harmonics but the pick attack is more ice picky.
- second half has the "blanket off" effect due to more highs but also a bit less bottom end and it has tighter lows maybe from a small dip in the 200 Hz area as someone mentioned (only using my ears so bare with me)
- I hear more of the guitar in the second half, meaning that the signal sounds more like coming from the instrument: guitar, than the first half which sound a tad more neutral - listen to when he goes down,up at 0:08. compare with 0:52.
- Second half sounds to me like it's moving more air. The effect of the palm mute is more punchy: listen to the punch in the palm mute at 0:15, 0:19, 0:22 and 0:25-0:28,
then compare them to the second half at 0:49, 0:56, 1:00 and especially 1:03. The one at 1:03 really digs in and hypothetically moves a lot of air, even though it's has less lows. Maybe it's tighter, there's some 10.01 magic going on here.
- Listen to the palm mutes from 0:32-0:40. Do you hear how the lows sounds almost delayed a bit? as if they're behind the attack? Now compare to 1:14-1:16 - it's much tighter.
Also the pick don't get the "Ko'e, Ko'e, Ko'e" sounding effect, as much as in the first half from the attack highs going into the delayed lows.
Just a little comparison between 9.04 and 10.01. Reverted to same settings after resetting the amp.
I can definitely hear the difference. The amp is 6160+, pre tubes are 7025. Cab is YA Mesa Cab.
First half is 9.04, next half is 10.01. Both normalized.
Thank you @FractalAudio !
Has anyone else noticed the recent influx of arrogant, self indulgent, opinionated, know-it-all, entitled pricks on these forums of late? Could we be approaching 'the mainstream'?
Bummer! - thank you for the ignore function - oh and this wonderful update.
Pauly
(Aussie accent on) Yeah g'day mate, been drinking me Fosters and impressing the Sheilas down the pub with the new firmware, the awesome tone scares away the bogans and galahs. (Accent off)
“Who let all the riff-raff into the room? Get ‘em up against the Wall...” -PF
Remember the early days, when we all got jackets? Scott Peterson would always try and do wheelies in the golf cart during the tours of the NH factory... now those were the days!