GuttaLaser
Power User
WOOOAAA!!! The Timmy (I have the big Bro Tim!)
FYI... Cliff confirmed in my other thread that the Clip Type is correct on Q6.02 drives:I've posted a possible Bug related to incorrect Clip Type on some Drive types in the Bug section:
http://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/q6-02-wrong-clip-type-on-some-drive-types.122487/
Many thanks from a Mk 2 owner! Love being able to dial in more highs and high mids but no shrillex!
I have one band I gig with where the leader hates anything that isn't a real amp, so she makes me use one. Broke out my old pedal board and my Glaswerks combo, and yes, everything still sounds great there, too. But that rig is a three-trick pony, much heavier, harder to get many great effects, and the audiences' sonic experience is not as good as using my magic black box. My AxeFX is the best bang for the buck I have ever spent on music gear.
Many thanks from a Mk 2 owner! Love being able to dial in more highs and high mids but no shrillex!
I have one band I gig with where the leader hates anything that isn't a real amp, so she makes me use one. Broke out my old pedal board and my Glaswerks combo, and yes, everything still sounds great there, too. But that rig is a three-trick pony, much heavier, harder to get many great effects, and the audiences' sonic experience is not as good as using my magic black box. My AxeFX is the best bang for the buck I have ever spent on music gear.
Set up your amp rig, but use the Fractal anyways, and see if she comments on how good the sound is. I remember reading about one of Keith Urban's guitarists doing something similar. After he was using a Fractal, he started to get compliments on his awesome tone, because people thought they were complimenting a nice "real amp" signal chain. Had they known it was digital, they would have been less likely to say anything positive.
Oeh. I love unzipping my wife's dress too. Great presents those are.It's Christmas here, so I'm unwrapping (well, unzipping) my presents now.
Maybe it won't be such a quiet Christmas.
do the controls on the Timmy follow the actual pedal?
Cliff - can we get this info for each of the Drive types? That would be extremely useful information!Yes, as follows:
Gain = Drive
Volume = Level
Treble = Tone
Bass = Low Cut
The Treble and Bass controls are actually treble and bass cut controls.