Not exactly the same : "Feed the Motor Drive with a pre-Level signal from the Amp block?" a pre-Level signal is not needed, but a post-level is
Not exactly the same : "Feed the Motor Drive with a pre-Level signal from the Amp block?" a pre-Level signal is not needed, but a post-level is
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. having the Motor Drive bounce up with harder playing and soften down with quieter playing, a la what a real amps does, would be perfect.
And if you link amp's level knob to motor drive threshold? I.e.: lowering amp level by 6dB will also reduce threshold by 6dBNot easily. That data is not available outside the object.
Yes, that's why the easiest would be to move motor drive to amp...Edit: now I see a potential issue with this, there are 2 amps and cabs. LOL
This won't be good for those who use both pa+cab and Frfr thoughYes, that's why the easiest would be to move motor drive to amp...
Anyway, even like it is it's not a big problem...
Oh yes, simultaneously you mean?This won't be good for those who use both pa+cab and Frfr though
That's not a solution. A lot of players, myself included as well as many pro players, use both direct-out (FOH) and power amp/cab (stage backline). Disabling Motor Drive in the Global menu would affect direct-out as well.
Ain't that the truth.Many decisions nowadays are related to support. You'd be surprised at some of the questions we get and how much time is devoted to support. As such we're trying to dumb things down when possible.
I suggested a Motor Drive BLOCK partially in jest, since it's uglier and hack-y. But if we're going to let principles be our guide, all the Speaker Resonance parameters need to move over to the cab block too. Just sayin'...
But all other issues aside, having it in the amp block would make it easier to implement in the AX8 where the limited CPU available to the cab block is an issue.
Okay, I see. Is that because the power amp needs impedance information (or something along those lines) to operate accurately?The Speaker Resonance parameters need to be in the amp block because they are necessary for the power amp algorithms. They are unnecessary for the cab block.
Awesome - thanks for the details!I'll share the preset later, but here's the basic settings :
optical 1 ( comp 5, level 4), amp (with 2.25 out comp), cab, optical 1 (comp 2.5, level 4)
Amp is 6G4 Super with drive on 3.30, bass 5.5, mid 8.40 and treble 4.48, level -20
Cab is a custom one
I don't join the congratulatory/thank-you circle J after firmware releases. I monitor the forum to make sure I'm aware of everything going on but I don't post.
The last FW update (7.01) and the motor drive beta (7.02b) are different; Different enough that I'm joining the group grope. These updates are great and bring an awesome speed-of-attainment to the tone chasing we've all been doing since we first picked up an electric guitar. High gain amps have carried the day for years on the AXE FX because in heavy distortion a lot of sins are covered. The most recent updates have favored the other half and have provided damn near perfection in recorded electric guitar sound.
Fractal team and Cliff: I've never said it after a firmware update but congratulations, you've enabled professionally mastered guitar sounds with what can be characterized as ease.
best,
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