Axe-Fx III Firmware 31.00 Public Beta

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BROCKSTAR said:
Omg, can't wait for this to come down the line :D Thank you!
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While it might not be the exact same thing, we can do much the same with Cliff's instructions…

FractalAudio said:
So you can do this in the box already with the Dual Delay type.

Example:
Type: Dual Delay
Feedback L: 50%
Feedback R: 50%
Feedback L->R: 33%
Feedback R->L: -33%

Basically you want your "feedback matrix" to be:
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|    a    b    |
|   -b    a    |

The value of 'b' determines how fast the echoes "circulate".

If you change the sign of 'b' the echoes will move in the other direction.

If you invert the phase of one of the channels the echoes will start behind you.
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That'll work on all the modelers, and I think also in the VP4.
 
Kriig said:
Even after approx 17 years with a Fractal product, i get surprised by the constant improvements. Thanks man!!
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And, considering cost of living, the price hasn't really gone up in the US. If anything, the Axe-FX is less expensive now than when I bought my first one in 2007.

Today the Mk III Turbo is $2400. The price in 2007 was $1750 for the original version. In today's dollars, that works out to $2340*. Considering the many advancements from Fractal since the first model, today's price is awesome.

* using the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) calculator, https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm
 
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Kriig said:
Even after approx 17 years with a Fractal product, i get surprised by the constant improvements. Thanks man!!
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Wish you could've smacked me upside the head 17 years ago!

Nice run! Well done, you!

And Cliff and all of Fractal... thanks again!
 
Seriously, thank you!!
The development and constant improvements that Fractal takes so seriously is why I feel so devoted to them as a company. My Axe 3 is old by the standards of consumer electronics, but it's quite simply better than ever, and better than anything else out there. It's literally the last piece of gear I'd ever sell, and the most useful part of every rig I've built since I first picked up my old Axe Fx Standard.
 
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