For a bigger Recto, tweak the xformer match, lower it slightly to give it more "power".
You think its hard now, go ahead and try the beta!!I'm trying my best to hold out until the full release, but its getting hard!
Resistance is futile.I'm trying my best to hold out until the full release, but its getting hard!
I haven't seen an update, so...no....any update on the update?
It's farther along than it was at the last update, but not as far along as it will be when it's released.How's it coming?
Of course.Is it awesome?
Me neither. But somehow, I will.Can't wait!
Haha! I didn't know you were Cliff Mr Rex!I haven't seen an update, so...no.
It's farther along than it was at the last update, but not as far along as it will be when it's released.
Of course.
Me neither. But somehow, I will.
I make no such claim. But I do reserve the right to be a smart-ass once in a while.Haha! I didn't know you were Cliff Mr Rex!
For this update does it require an amp block reset?
Yes. Power amp modeling algorithms have changed.
You'll want to actually reset the block and not change and re-select as per the notes here, otherwise the new speaker comp parameter will not be reset. You'll also want to spend some time tweaking that parameter to taste.
True, the release notes don't mention it, but @FractalAudio appears to suggest it here:No, the release notes do NOT state that a (soft or hard) reset is required. And a reset is not necessary at all.
For a good example of the changes load up an amp block with the Plexi 50W 6550 model and a cab block with cab #61. Reset the amp block (double-click Bypass)...
True, the release notes don't mention it, but FractalAudio appears to suggest it here:
I interpreted that as a quick way to enforce default (basic) settings...
You could be right.I interpreted that as a quick way to enforce default (basic) settings...