Clockwork Creep
Power User
Cliff posted a while ago that the number 1 user error is that they think that the master knob works exactly like on the real amp, and it doesn't: Real amp value ~2-3 is ~5-6 in axe fx. I get the logic behind doing so (Linear change) but I'm not very fond of these kind of differences.
What about other controls? Bass mid treble? Do they work the same as on the real amp, or are these different too?
This question came because I saw that on most Mesa Boogie dual rectifier youtube reviews I've seen, people keep the bass setting at arount 12-1 o'clock. Setting it like so in Axe FX results in kind of an overwhelming amount of bass that overpowers everything (indipendant of what IR is used)... But the amp demos sound just fine... balanced and clear.
Cliff mentioned in the wiki "Roll off the bass to the bottom", but it appears that this is not what people actually do on the real thing so I'm confused and I don't know why I get such results.
EDIT: By default, Negative feedback is 0, inscreasing it fixes the low end. Weird... Any explanations?
What about other controls? Bass mid treble? Do they work the same as on the real amp, or are these different too?
This question came because I saw that on most Mesa Boogie dual rectifier youtube reviews I've seen, people keep the bass setting at arount 12-1 o'clock. Setting it like so in Axe FX results in kind of an overwhelming amount of bass that overpowers everything (indipendant of what IR is used)... But the amp demos sound just fine... balanced and clear.
Cliff mentioned in the wiki "Roll off the bass to the bottom", but it appears that this is not what people actually do on the real thing so I'm confused and I don't know why I get such results.
EDIT: By default, Negative feedback is 0, inscreasing it fixes the low end. Weird... Any explanations?
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