Axe-Fx III Firmware 23.00 Public Beta #1

[Greg Ferguson]

Build a man a fire and he's warm for the night.

Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life.

I saw Game of Thrones, and one was pissed off the rest of his life, and the others just had a very short life after being set on fire.

 

[Thomas Obester]

I did try the CCV models some time ago when you recommended certain settings, but they really had not gelled with my guitar, but with the new algorithm I'm already having all sorts of luck with amps I had previously not used. So I tried one of my current style of presets, to treat a model as if it were a one channel amp, with the CCV 2C, and I was shocked at how good the result was. I found that it has a fantastic range of tones when using the volume and tone knobs on the guitar, with the bright switch on and off. I can finally relate to what you've been saying for a while now!

My latest discovery is the Quickrod OD-1, so I'm doing so head to head (no pun intended) comparisons today to see which gives me more of the tonal range in looking for.

Most of the time bright cap of 440pf works for my guitars (LP/PRS) with treble at 6 and presence at 3, but for strat´s, tele´s, I lower the bright cap to 100pf and keep treble at 5 and presence at 2 (stock settings) and then it has balanced response again.
Also, CCV is pretty bright (but not fizzy) amp model, so I use darker IR´s to balance it out.
I dunno why, but I always prefer brighter amp and darker cab combination.
Something about the crispness of attack and bright breakup, but with something like darker 2001-2003 Mesa V30 speakers works for me always.
Truly amazing amp model

 

[hfam]

Given the "Joe's amp" issue has been reiterated throughout this thread, I thought I'd just leave this ironically relevant brand new G66 video here.... (from the "why not both" camp)

 

[yyz67]

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[tysonlt]

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[AlGrenadine]

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very bad variables naming in fact

 

[Chromatizm]

SOON (tm) Audio Systems

Oh wait, that would NDSP

 

[yyz67]

very bad variables naming in fact

Too late. It's shipped.

 

[AlGrenadine]

Too late. It's shipped.

Note for next refactoring

 

[yyz67]

Note for next refactoring

Variable prefix: agMadeMeRefactorThisFuckingVariable

 

[AlGrenadine]

Variable prefix: agMadeMeRefactorThisFuckingVariable

Good point for the camelCase

 

[Joe Bfstplk]

Good point for the camelCase

 

[Rhodes]

I think this is pig latin for code writers. Don't have a clue what you are saying.

 

[yyz67]

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[Frodebro]

 

[yyz67]

I think this is pig latin for code writers. Don't have a clue what you are saying.

Just ask ChatGPT:

 

[Axelman8]

What if CGPT could build patches

 

[∞Fractals]

What if CGPT could build patches

About a year ago, I saw it develop a software plug-in for a tube screamer.

 

[Axelman8]

About a year ago, I saw it develop a software plug-in for a tube screamer.

Its incredible what it can do. Hopefully soon then

 

[Dave Merrill]

V to g

Just ask ChatGPT:

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Perhaps I'm easily impressed, but I actually was impressed by that summary and its follow-up. Pretty good job actually.