kisslorand
Experienced
I use the delay parameter in the cabinet block for comb filtering (stereo cab block, both cabs centered, one cab delayed), to tame the HF in a more natural way than the high cut parameter does. However the parameter doesn't work as expected under values of 0.042 ms. Below this value it still has an effect but it is very subtle. The difference between 0.041 ms and 0.042 ms is much more than between 0.042 ms and 0.043 ms.
So from 0.042 ms upwards the effect is gradually, as expected, but if you go under 0.042 ms, it is like going a big step down. Under 0.020 ms the effect is null.
Make an experiment. Use a stereo cab block, both IR the same, both centered. Put a delay to one cab and use NULL as mic for one cab and INVERT as mic for the other. Under 0.020 ms you will get no sound, between 0.020 ms and 0.041 ms a very thin sound, after 0.042 ms you'll hear more and more from the spectral of the guitar sound.
I would like to use 0.028 ms (based on calculations it will start to drop frequencies at 9kHz) but as it is now I still have to use the high cut.
I have an AxeFX Mark I and it has been like that since I got it (FW5).
So from 0.042 ms upwards the effect is gradually, as expected, but if you go under 0.042 ms, it is like going a big step down. Under 0.020 ms the effect is null.
Make an experiment. Use a stereo cab block, both IR the same, both centered. Put a delay to one cab and use NULL as mic for one cab and INVERT as mic for the other. Under 0.020 ms you will get no sound, between 0.020 ms and 0.041 ms a very thin sound, after 0.042 ms you'll hear more and more from the spectral of the guitar sound.
I would like to use 0.028 ms (based on calculations it will start to drop frequencies at 9kHz) but as it is now I still have to use the high cut.
I have an AxeFX Mark I and it has been like that since I got it (FW5).
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