DougB415
Power User
I actually liked your Mesa cab the best, followed closely by the Dyna-Cab.
I had one and I can't find it.
That may mean you actually have two of them and one is out of phase with the other and cancelling it out.
That happens a lot with tools around here, and is responsible for most instances of duplicate tools....
Around here, she who is overly OCD "arranges" things where she thinks it makes more sense (to her) for them to be. I can't find them for months, finally give up looking and order replacements, then a year later they show up. "Oh, so that's what you call it!? I put it away for you!"
She's absolutely got to be related to my OL....
The condition is actually called CDO, not OCD
One day that is bound to help with something that ends up being worth way more like a Klon, KOT, etc. haha
Actually, I don't care about those either. I LOVE the sound of my guitar plugged into a single channel amp that's cranked up enough that it's singing, and I'll roll the guitar's volume up and down, whether it's a Strat or humbuckers, and just let it sing.
I only meant it would help because you could sell something for more than they originally cost you.
I feel you bro, you're not alone
Could be a good problem to have. . . looks at growing guitar collection. . .
I don't think they should. I was thinking more along the lines of just storing a filename, hash or whatever to find those "frozen" IRs on the Axe-Fx. Not for them to be portable from unit to unit. If you were to import a preset from Axe-Fx A to Axe-Fx B, then turn on Freeze it would just generate them on B unit.
There's not enough non-volatile memory to support that.
Same. I'm not a Pink Floyd fan, but 95% of my presets use a Hiwatt IR.
What about just an option to save the mix as a user cab? (Kinda like the tonematch block does).
That would work as a workaround if latency is a problem for the user since there's no space to store this stuff otherwise. Sort of like some use the dual amp blocks to avoid any switching delay.