Hi!
I remember back when FM3 was announced that amp and Reverb where placed on the cpu second core (something like that) and the it would allow to use 2 reverbs if no amp block was used, I can't remember where was the original post.
Recently I heard this is no longer the case and that it's now the delays the operate on a separate core.
Does someone knows why the change?
And if this is the reasons Reverb consumes a lot of cpu?
I've seen videos where using ultra high Reverb only leaves space for amp, cab and drive.
Can any Fm3 owner confirm this? Or how many blocks are available when using ultra high Reverb?
Thanks
I remember back when FM3 was announced that amp and Reverb where placed on the cpu second core (something like that) and the it would allow to use 2 reverbs if no amp block was used, I can't remember where was the original post.
Recently I heard this is no longer the case and that it's now the delays the operate on a separate core.
Does someone knows why the change?
And if this is the reasons Reverb consumes a lot of cpu?
I've seen videos where using ultra high Reverb only leaves space for amp, cab and drive.
Can any Fm3 owner confirm this? Or how many blocks are available when using ultra high Reverb?
Thanks