JoKeR III
Fractal Fanatic
MIsinformation is the cause of a lot of confusion, especially in forums, no matter how benign one might think it is.It is the same thing for the matter discussed.
MIsinformation is the cause of a lot of confusion, especially in forums, no matter how benign one might think it is.It is the same thing for the matter discussed.
Toggle or page right 1 page, same difference to me. It's still 1 click away to get to the ideal tone controls rather than all the way to the last page.I rather like @jasonmauer's suggestion of a toggle in the Amp page to flip between the two modes. But who knows what FAS will implement, I'm quite happy with it as is. Whichever page, it's pretty easy to get to.
i don't necessarily agree with this, because is the Mid considered advanced on one amp, but not advanced on another? that's using the word "advanced" as a concept. also, as mentioned above, all of the controls appear on the tab labeled "Advanced" - because they're all there, are they all Advanced? that's using the word "advanced" as a label specifically due to what the Axe3 shows.
just filling you in, it has been mentioned:I'm not sure if this has been mentioned already (didn't see it anywhere), but it seems like another solution could be using color coding or some other visual indicator to distinguish the controls that are present on the amps that were modeled from the additional controls. That way, the 'basic' page could remain largely as it has always been, but you can still quickly focus on the authentic controls if you prefer.
I feel there’s more potential for people to have issue seeing certain colors, or disagreeing with the way it’s highlighted or arranged.
Complaints will happen with whatever choice is made, but I personally think the “highlight” method would be more problematic.
Yup, will then invariably get hundreds of support calls due to color-blindness.
I'm not taking suggestions at this time. Highlighting controls, etc. will not be implemented. It requires way too much work and testing.
just filling you in, it has been mentioned:
Like thisI rather like @jasonmauer's suggestion of a toggle in the Amp page to flip between the two modes. But who knows what FAS will implement, I'm quite happy with it as is. Whichever page, it's pretty easy to get to.
MIsinformation is the cause of a lot of confusion, especially in forums, no matter how benign one might think it is.
i feel i've been straight forward and honest about my statements.@chris You know I love you but I feel like you are intentionally trying not understand us simpletons.
but here is the issue: you're saying "of course it isn't," but some are classifying it as "advanced" in context because it's only appearing on the "Advanced" tab for certain amps, .Of course mids aren't an "advanced" parameter
believe me, i do understand. 10 years ago, i bought an Axe-Fx Ultra. i didn't know what anything was, the same way you're describing it.But try to understand it from the POV of someone who's not an audio engineer.
We are dealing with folks who are musicians, not to single anyone out of course.
I think things like presence are pretty simple to understand but no doubt some folks have zero clue what it does.
These type of circle arguments are baffling, no one can simply say they said something in error. It's not semantics, to bypass means to go around, circumvent, find means of travel other than through, switch to another path. The fact that there is a default setting indicates that the signal is still going through the control. If a control is not adding to or subtracting from the original circuit, it is neutral.Its not misinformation, its semantics. If a control is not adding or subtracting it is in practice bypassed,
I think people are just wanting the “moved controls” to be on the next page, instead of four tabs over.....that’s all ...I think?I don’t follow either. Let’s just wait and see what the next beta brings.