The next step is more virtual amps rather than copying existing designs.
are you guys using this amp for rhythm or lead?
^THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I'm glad to see that people appreciate this as I feel that the next step is more virtual amps rather than copying existing designs.
It kills for both in my experience.
^THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's why I bought the Axe. I think we tend to get too focused on creating an exact copy of decades old tones rather than experimenting and coming up with that tone eveyone will be trying to nail decades from now!
I feel that the next step is more virtual amps rather than copying existing designs.
This model is my interpretation of the ideal modern metal tone. In the digital realm we are not constrained by the limitations that face tube amp designers so we are free to implement designs that would be nearly impossible with a tube amp.
The Axe-Fx II modeling includes a variety of general purpose filters that I can place anywhere in the signal path. So I put some second-order filters in there to tighten up the tone. Implementing second-order filters in a real tube amp is difficult and costly so is rarely seen.
I'm glad to see that people appreciate this as I feel that the next step is more virtual amps rather than copying existing designs.
I'm glad to see that people appreciate this as I feel that the next step is more virtual amps rather than copying existing designs.