Is this true? I've heard rumors...we speak English in England too :twisted LOL
Yes.
Hello there in the US, I got a few minor questions that I hope someone will be able to answer :
Will spillover be managed differently in AXE FX2, especially regarding for example volume jumps in case of using multiple REVERBS & DELAYS in the patches to be linked ?
Can spillover be inhibited/activated per patch or will it remain a global setting like in the Axe FX/Ultra ?
Will it be possible to have multiple controllers of a variable, example : will it be possible to have one expression pedal control the level of the amp and with a second expression pedal control drive AND level of that same amp ? etc etc..
I suggest there will be some editor interface for the computer, will there be a page/view showing all active/parametered midi controllers of a patch ?
Thanks & regards,
You can attach a parameter in a patch to only one controller. If your MIDI pedal can have one expression pedal send value changes on CC#X and the other expression pedal send value changes on both CC#X and CC#Y then what you want is possible. But within the Axe-Fx II there's no facilities to make what you want happen.Will it be possible to have multiple controllers of a variable, example : will it be possible to have one expression pedal control the level of the amp and with a second expression pedal control drive AND level of that same amp ? etc etc..
Axe-Edit is being updated to support the Axe-Fx II -- it runs on Windows and OS X. Not sure about the page view for assigned controllers. I'll check. I don't think so though.I suggest there will be some editor interface for the computer, will there be a page/view showing all active/parametered midi controllers of a patch ?
You can attach a parameter in a patch to only one controller. If your MIDI pedal can have one expression pedal send value changes on CC#X and the other expression pedal send value changes on both CC#X and CC#Y then what you want is possible. But within the Axe-Fx II there's no facilities to make what you want happen.
Aiaiai, why the heck I never thought about that..you potentially just solved my issue with the ULTRA, thanks - will check immediately tonight !
Axe-Edit is being updated to support the Axe-Fx II -- it runs on Windows and OS X. Not sure about the page view for assigned controllers. I'll check. I don't think so though.
Sorry if you have already answered this question, but I don't have time at the moment to read the whole thread. Does the II have more parameters that can be controlled in real time?
I'm not an axe owner yet, I've just been checking out the Axe Edit to try to learn my way around. So I was wondering if the II has more controllable parameters than what shows in Axe Edit.
...The knobs reassign themselves on the fly as you page through parameters. It's really cool. Someone should put up a video of that. In short, the big knob works like it always has -- it operates whatever parameter is highlighted. Then, it doesn't matter which parameter the big knob is assigned to; the other four knobs automatically assign themselves to the remaining parameters on the screen from left to right. This happens super-fast, on-the-fly, and quickly becomes second nature for the user. Also all front knobs have a rubberized coating making them very easy to move.
It's faster than the editor because you're not mousing to knobs and then adjusting them, you just hit "page" and grab the knob you need. That fast, that simple. The editor has a bigger visual space and may be faster on the layout page, but it's now slower for doing fast edits of block parameters...
Has anyone here tried one of these? It seems like a cool idea, but I have to think that, in the absence of real amp-to-guitar feedback, the guitar's output will still decay, and signiicantly affect the tone.
Hope this hasn't already been asked but i'm just wondering how the X/Y configurations are handled within axe-edit visually?
There are X/Y buttons.
What do the four Quick Control knobs and X/Y buttons do (if anything) while on the Recall screen?