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Axe-Fx III Firmware Release Notes
3.02
Improved Drive block. WARNING!!! The sound of some of the drive models may have changed significantly.
· Drive models based on op-amp and diode clipping topologies have been completely overhauled.
· For many types there is now a “Dry Gain” control. This parameter controls the amount of “dry” signal mixed with the “wet” (distorted) signal. For a Tube Screamer-based model this will default to 100% due to the topology. For other types this will default to 0. Values up to 200% are allowed. Note that the dry data is added before any tone controls and therefore is not exactly equivalent to a mix but rather replicates the behavior of analog circuits.
· Drive types based on op-amp and diode clipping circuits now allow control over the type and quantity of diodes in the positive and negative polarity. For example, the user can select (2) 1N34A diodes for positive signal polarity and (1) red LED for negative. Experiment with the various diode types and quantities to obtain new and unique sounds.
· The Basic GUI page now reflects only the controls found on the actual pedal. In cases where the actual pedal does not have any tone controls a simple Tone control is included for convenience.
· Added several new types.
Added “All” to Tuner Input Source selection. This sums all inputs.
Added Global "Tone Control Display" parameter. When set to Authentic (default) only those controls present on the actual amp are displayed. When set to Ideal all tone controls are displayed. Also, when set to Authentic the Bass, Mid and Treble controls are reset to default values when changing models to ensure accuracy for models that may not have these controls.
Fixed Tone Match block not updating correctly between preset changes if different Mode used.
Fixed loss of low frequency resolution for Tone Match block when set to Off-Line mode.
Axe-Fx III Firmware Release Notes
3.02
Improved Drive block. WARNING!!! The sound of some of the drive models may have changed significantly.
· Drive models based on op-amp and diode clipping topologies have been completely overhauled.
· For many types there is now a “Dry Gain” control. This parameter controls the amount of “dry” signal mixed with the “wet” (distorted) signal. For a Tube Screamer-based model this will default to 100% due to the topology. For other types this will default to 0. Values up to 200% are allowed. Note that the dry data is added before any tone controls and therefore is not exactly equivalent to a mix but rather replicates the behavior of analog circuits.
· Drive types based on op-amp and diode clipping circuits now allow control over the type and quantity of diodes in the positive and negative polarity. For example, the user can select (2) 1N34A diodes for positive signal polarity and (1) red LED for negative. Experiment with the various diode types and quantities to obtain new and unique sounds.
· The Basic GUI page now reflects only the controls found on the actual pedal. In cases where the actual pedal does not have any tone controls a simple Tone control is included for convenience.
· Added several new types.
Added “All” to Tuner Input Source selection. This sums all inputs.
Added Global "Tone Control Display" parameter. When set to Authentic (default) only those controls present on the actual amp are displayed. When set to Ideal all tone controls are displayed. Also, when set to Authentic the Bass, Mid and Treble controls are reset to default values when changing models to ensure accuracy for models that may not have these controls.
Fixed Tone Match block not updating correctly between preset changes if different Mode used.
Fixed loss of low frequency resolution for Tone Match block when set to Off-Line mode.
