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holy crap.Added Output Mode to Amp block. The default value, FRFR, is the classic mode and designed for use with monitors or recording. The SS PA + Cab mode is intended for use with a solid-state power amp and conventional guitar cab. In this mode speaker compression modeling behaves differently relying on the speaker for compression while still simulating the interaction with the power amp. NOTE: this mode is not intended for use with current drive power amps, i.e. tube power amps, Class-D current feedback amps (Quilter Tone Block), etc. NOTE: this mode CAN be used with FRFR monitors in high volume applications where the monitor’s speakers are compressing thereby achieving a more dynamic response.
Holy crap indeed.holy crap.
There's a solution for that...lol i got my multi comp block wish but im still using the II ;(
Holy crap indeed.
Exactly what I needed... in my axe FX 2 :/
Ideally, the amp block could send both signals at the same time, one to the FRFR (Or recording), the other to the Solid state drive. But this is already great!
Confusing, if it was default behavior, I agree.I toyed with the idea of having FRFR on the left and SS on the right but figured it would confuse people too much.
But my FRFR is on the right side of the stage....I toyed with the idea of having FRFR on the left and SS on the right but figured it would confuse people too much.
Or the Matrix which is solid state but is supposed to be tube like?Cliff, love this.
Can the SS PA + CAB mode be used with the Seymour Duncan Powerstage amps? (I don’t know what a current drive amp is)