Daevasmodeus
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On the "Uber Chugger" preset, the "Scooped Recto" scene appears to be incorrectly set to the Energyball amp model instead of the Recto2 Red Modern model.
FASLINK and a power adapter is all you need to hook it up, and a modified version of the OMG15 layouts to accommodate the split arrangement. OMG 6+9, Dudes? LOL!
Download the beta firmware and unzip the file. Run Fractal Bot either by itself or from the Tools menu of FM3 Edit. Choose FM3. Choose Receive mode. Back up your FM3. Choose send mode. Browse to the beta firmware you unzipped. Follow the Fractal Bot instructions (upgrade the firmware. when the device tells you to turn it off and wait 5 seconds then turn back on.) Then still in fractal bot browse to your unzipped new factory presets and select the all banks file.
Awesome, thanks.
I received my FM3 about 4 weeks ago just in time for all the Cygnus Beta excitement. Everything @TravisG406 stated is correct. The only thing I would advise is spend a little time getting a little familiar with some of the basics. Maybe like me you have been reading the manual while waiting or you are already familiar with the FM3 or FAS in general. In that case you‘re probably good. I don’t mean to make it seem like it’s a huge learning curve, but there are some deep diving with some aspects of the UI. Mainly, don’t put yourself in the position of wondering if there’s something you’re not understanding about the system in general or something with the new Beta. I say this from experience.
There is a recent wish with this topic:
Read now.. That s was exactly my wish too
I owned/gigged an Axe-FX Ultra 10+ years ago. Can't remember if Axe-Edit was out back then. Seems like updates were done via midi in those days. Glad to hear its not done that way anymore.I received my FM3 about 4 weeks ago just in time for all the Cygnus Beta excitement. Everything @TravisG406 stated is correct. The only thing I would advise is spend a little time getting a little familiar with some of the basics. Maybe like me you have been reading the manual while waiting or you are already familiar with the FM3 or FAS in general. In that case you‘re probably good. I don’t mean to make it seem like it’s a huge learning curve, but there are some deep diving with some aspects of the UI. Mainly, don’t put yourself in the position of wondering if there’s something you’re not understanding about the system in general or something with the new Beta. I say this from experience.
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Then again there’s always something to be said for diving in head first and realizing the water is freezing. It keeps you on your toes.
Yep, you’ll be good!
