I´m not shure how close I´ve been. However I thougt that your first attempt was allready to treble enhanced in the preamp. allmost like if I wanted to fatten the preamp up a bit and get the sizzle from the right IR. If you want I could send you a copy of an IR that I´ve made from a 2-12 fender blackface-cab with G-12 65 celestions. They have that angry top end that can be helpful sometimes.
I will allso take some time to listen to your later attemps tonight with a proper pair of speakers.
I'm interested in that 2x12 blackface cab IR. Could you share it here?
It's a strat into a fuzz and an ampeg. Loads of treble there. My walk this way patch is a blast to play through, can't quite get that percussive attack though.
This is the first time I've heard the isolated guitar track of walk this way and I have to say that it's a very interesting tone. Also, I would've never guess that it's a strat tone to begin with. What amp model did you use to approximate the ampeg tone? It would be interesting to see what you did in your walk this way patch.
dump most of the low end before the amp and add it back later. i'll work up a preset and post it when i get a chance.
I should've turned that bright knob way up! On my third attempt, I only increased it to about 3 or 4 dB, but it really starts squishing once I turn it above 8dB. I didn't even need to lower the bass volume or tone, it's all about that bright knob.
I'm wondering if the OT HF resonance control would just act as a lower threshold for this squish behavior, so that we don't have to turn bright that much up, or if it has a more profound impact altogether? It would be nice to have that control at our disposal. There are controls in the advanced section that only have miniscule tone shaping capabilites, yet they're included, and I have nothing against them, but the OT HF resonance control, that is able to shape the top end response that profoundly, should definitely be included. Of course, this is all in my opinion. Maybe most people would view that kind of control as undesirable. I don't know...