yes i did, Yek. After reinstalling 10.12, it seems the problem is narrowed to my favorite preset "adams's super clean", and the same out-of-control feedback/distortion took place even with a clean install of the preset from Axe-change. Maybe you and Mr. Cook can figure it out, its beyond me. Everything else about 10.12 now seems to be Holy Shitballs as usual.. Thanks for your interest and all the cool stuff you do to help us here.No issues here.
Did you check your global parameters?
yes i did, Yek. After reinstalling 10.12, it seems the problem is narrowed to my favorite preset "adams's super clean", and the same out-of-control feedback/distortion took place even with a clean install of the preset from Axe-change. Maybe you and Mr. Cook can figure it out, its beyond me. Everything else about 10.12 now seems to be Holy Shitballs as usual.. Thanks for your interest and all the cool stuff you do to help us here.
p000973_AdamsSuperClean.syx
Would be great to have that EQ-Type parameter for the EQ that's inside the AMP block as well. I may be mistaken but I thought the AMP EQ was in the same position (relative to other circuitry) as the EQ on real Mesa Boogie Mk amps so being able to use it on the Axe in 5 band mode would better allow MB Mk modelling without the need for a separate EQ block (maybe this new parm is there in the Amp block but I don't see it in the advanced tab).
Pressing Enter while in the first page of the Graphic EQ menu now resets all visible sliders to zero.
I love how pressing bypass while in the edit mode for an amp, resets it to default. I wish we had that for cabinets too. Sometimes I change the low/hi pass, and drive settings, and when I scroll through cabinets, I either want them to reset, or at least be "resettable" by double clicking bypass, or enter, something.
If this is already possible, and I'm just doing something wrong, just tell me what to do?
Help me Oprah, Help me Tom Cruise, help me Yek....
OMG! Boogie 5 band eq! Now if I could only place it between the pre and power amp >
Thanks Cliff!
Isn't there too much emphasis on this specific aspect?
Is there really (that much of) a difference?
think it's very cool that missing modes and channels of already existing amp models are being added.
I'm not sure....but I think the tone shaping may be significant as with pre-gain and post-gain tone controls in the preamp.
Wouldn't a graphic eq provide some gain into the power amp thereby resulting in an overall difference in sound as opposed to the eq after the power amp?