But why? If it's just to toggle between fast and slow, why not use a single, latching switch and change channels on the rotary block? Seems overly complicated and, as you've experienced, prone to breakage.
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But why? If it's just to toggle between fast and slow, why not use a single, latching switch and change channels on the rotary block? Seems overly complicated and, as you've experienced, prone to breakage.
You are correct ! With every new update you think there is nothing he can do to make a substantial update and poof he embarrasses us again ! Thank you again Cliff and the whole FAS team. You guys set the Unmatchable standard of excellence in the music equipment business !!!As a guitarist and Fractal user, I absolutely love your relentless push to make these units even better. And can't wait to see what comes next.
As a vendor that just spent easily over a hundred hours, spread out over months of many late nights after work, finally almost finishing (again) updating my Axe-Fx III presets for the free firmware matched updates... I hate you!.. LOL
Can't wait to dig in and check out the improvements and the new models.. The already improved Amps, Flangers, Phasers, and Compressors have been awesome!
I want both momentary and latching control over the speed.
In this case, the 'break' actually is a 'fix', at least as far as the modifier min and max matching the min and max speeds (as opposed to the opposite), but I dutifully pointed out the change, as I know it had the potential you mentioned to break carefully-set things that depend on that output's starting point being where it was and now is not....
I’m not convinced the LFO system changed. I just think the approach is fragile.
After fixing a preset so the phase switch was accommodated, I pulled a copy of the preset out of a backup. Its phase was switched as well. The approach is complicated, but rock solid.
"Fragile"??? Meaning what exactly? That it relies on the observed behaviors of some block types? How is that different from relying on an amp block with certain settings to sound a certain way?
That it’s easy to screw up implementing it. That a small adjustment in your preset can break it.
There's no proof it reversed. My test showed it, in fact, does not reverse on updating the firmware.
Post your old preset. The back up copy you had.
See posts #119 and #171 of this thread.
Yes, the drives feel and sound better now. Still, the bit a while back about the red line being exactly on top of the blue line reminds me of a scene from Chasing Amy....
Had to downgrade to 12.13 to get the previous operation of the switches.
