I'm getting a very thin / quiet sound on all of the Class A types, and a lot of bass on all other types.
Here's a video of a new simple preset I created and ran through a few amps.
I'm getting a very thin / quiet sound on all of the Class A types, and a lot of bass on all other types.
Here's a video of a new simple preset I created and ran through a few amps.
I'm just about ready for a release version but waiting for feedback on the improved scene switching.
I'm getting a very thin / quiet sound on all of the Class A types, and a lot of bass on all other types.
Here's a video of a new simple preset I created and ran through a few amps.
It is turned on. I just noticed this when I went to try an AC-30 model - it sounded thin and lower volume than the Solo 88 in my preset. All the Class-A ones sound like this.Almost sounds like the Power Amp Modeling is turned off in Global Settings ....
Settings->Refresh in AxeEdit like Chris suggested maybe?It is turned on. I just noticed this when I went to try an AC-30 model - it sounded thin and lower volume than the Solo 88 in my preset. All the Class-A ones sound like this.
It is turned on. I just noticed this when I went to try an AC-30 model - it sounded thin and lower volume than the Solo 88 in my preset. All the Class-A ones sound like this.
I'm getting a very thin / quiet sound on all of the Class A types, and a lot of bass on all other types.
Here's a video of a new simple preset I created and ran through a few amps.
Factory presets sound reasonable. Things are a little better if I reset the channel but still not quite sounding right.How do other presets sound, like the factory presets?
First try another new preset.
Second:
Reinstall firmware and try it again. If still no love, reinstall your presets.
Shouldn’t work, but it has...
Please post a preset and your system dump.
Post a preset. It could be a parameter not getting set properly.Factory presets sound reasonable. Things are a little better if I reset the channel but still not quite sounding right.
Still investigating but the fact that the factory presets sound OK means it's probably something in my preset...
Use Fractal-Bot. Click Receive and the select "System + Global Blocks + FC".Thanks Cliff. It is definitely happening on new presets even though the factory ones sound OK.
Here is a preset that demonstrates what I'm hearing. Channel A on the amp sounds OK. Channel B sounds thin and is quieter.
How do I perform a system dump?
Preset sounds fine here. Yes, one channel is louder than the other but that's why there's a Level control. Turn it up or down as needed.Thanks Cliff. It is definitely happening on new presets even though the factory ones sound OK.
Here is a preset that demonstrates what I'm hearing. Channel A on the amp sounds OK. Channel B sounds thin and is quieter.
How do I perform a system dump?
Over-all, I really like it!! Bypassed blocks no longer cause gaps when switching channels..I'm just about ready for a release version but waiting for feedback on the improved scene switching.
Preset sounds fine here. Yes, one channel is louder than the other but that's why there's a Level control. Turn it up or down as needed.
That IR you're using is kind of nasty. Wouldn't be my first choice for a solo IR.
I don’t face this issue since effects are just seasoning for me. I rely on basic amp tone more than anything. But I wonder if, rather than clever coding, the answer lies in dual AxeFx III’s used in tandem or an AxeFxe IV that effectively encapsulates two AxeFx III’s in one unit in a symbiotic relationship. I’ve seen this approach before with DigiTech’s optional dual chip 2101.Over-all, I really like it!! Bypassed blocks no longer cause gaps when switching channels..
The only thing that could be an issue for some, is switching Reverb and Delay channels? This has always had the possibility of issues depending on how different the models and/or setting are. So, I avoid switching models when using channels on Reverb and Multi-Delay blocks whenever possible. Just simple changes in 'Input Gain', 'Feedback', etc... But, now the trails are also interrupted. There are plenty of work-arounds using scene controllers and/or control switches, or more instances of the effect.
But, even when switching channels on effects with trails, it is still surprisingly smooth, as long as you are playing during the switch, as the 'dry' portion of the signal passing through is not muted. Genius!