GuttaLaser
Power User
the longest beta... by far... isn't?
the longest beta... by far... isn't?
Wow... hours are like days... these days!!!Nope... FW 9 was 2.5 months from the public beta to the final release. We're now at 2.5 weeks
If not at the same time almost always within 24 hours of it, so yes.When FW9 goes public, do we get a new Axe Edit as well? Just wondering...
I knew somebody would jinx this!No updates until this thread gets to Page 42...
Ax8 not until Page 62 and at least 50% where's the update questions.
Also the forum must average 500 F5's per minute...
We got work to do guys...
Maybe we could try reverse psychology.I knew somebody would jinx this!
I'm having deja vu on this whole scenario.
Maybe we could try reverse psychology.
This isn't the firmware we're waiting for.
We don't need no stinking firmware!
so weird how some have all these issues and others have never had them (i'm the latter). are we even sure it's a firmware issue? could it be user side?Rather than rushing that Firmware itd be nice to fix the time out Bug, which in the beta i still get on osx with Preset above 80% CPU.
Hmmmmmmmmm
I didn't notice a real change until I did the amp bypass as Cliff directed. After that the sound was clearer, tighter, and more responsive. Clanky, chunky, percussive! That or I imagined this from the power of suggestion. No, its really there.I've never done a beta FW before. I usually just wait for the official release but daddy is hungry for new FW!....is this really worth it ? should I do it? that big a difference on tones?
I've never done a beta FW before. I usually just wait for the official release but daddy is hungry for new FW!....is this really worth it ? should I do it? that big a difference on tones?
That was confusing to me. I decided to hit bypass on all the entire 3 banks of presets in my Axe FX II; they sounded way better even though it neutrals out all the settings. Normally I would have thought the main change with hitting bypass twice (while in amp block edit) would be to the new speaker compression value - making it the default. So it would have been simpler to just change the amp type back and forth, and then go and set that value manually - but maybe knob tweaking wouldn't update the related firmware code.I didn't notice a real change until I did the amp bypass as Cliff directed. After that the sound was clearer, tighter, and more responsive. Clanky, chunky, percussive! That or I imagined this from the power of suggestion. No, its really there.