Wish Crossover Block

[moerker]

One of the neat features on the Axe-FX 3 is the crossover block, which can be used to drive two amps.

For the FM3, the Crossover block would also make sense, since it allows me to mix e.g. 2 different drives (Fuzz for lower freqs, Overdrive for higher freqs) to get some pretty cool sounds.
Of course, I could workaround using 2 PEQ's, but since there are only 2 (and not 4), the Crossover block would be a welcome addition.

 

[DLC86]

To create a crossover you can also use 2 filter blocks (iirc there are 4 of them available in the fm3), set one as low pass and the other to high pass, same frequency on both and default Q value.

 

[moerker]

Filter.... Yep, you remember correct. Then just say - nice to have feature.

 

[IronSean]

Bump. Maybe this was removed because you can't run two amps, but for Bass sounds running an amp on the highs and just the DI on the lows is a common approach as well. You can do it with filter blocks too, but a crossover would help move the controls all to one place.

 

[guitareddie]

+1
This would be really useful for Bass presets where you want to distort the high frequencies while retaining clarity and add a little compression on the low frequencies.
It works with 2 filter blocks but it's very inconvenient to set up and dial in.

 

[jordikt]

+1

 

[Arafatushka]

+1