Randalljax
Fractal Fanatic
question about loading the new SIC. curves in this Beta , will they automatically replaced the prior ones or do I have to do something like the AXE3 ?
perhaps if we sit in Beta a bit longer the final release will include the drive block update and KloneAre we getting the Klone? It's been 4 hours, why is it not here yet.
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perhaps if we sit in Beta a bit longer the final release will include the drive block update and Klone
Software developer approved!I can't speak to FAS' development cycle, but very often there's a freeze on new features once software hits beta. A change in values/measurements might not make a difference, but updates to the code itself might mean having to take it back to private beta.
I think that might have been one of the challenges with 2.x for the FM9, and the sheer number of changes that had been made to the III. At some point you have freeze the addition of any new features, so that the ground isn't constantly moving while you're trying to test.
My guess is that the fm3 doesn't recognize a preset that's been created/saved with a newer firmware than that running on the fm3, if you think about it it contains info about parameters that are not on the fm3 currently (e.g. speaker thump)Export bug found:
I own both the FM9 and the FM3.
I’m a worship leader and I keep the FM3 at church and the FM9 at home. I’ll use the FM9 for gigs and personal enjoyment at home.
One thing that I do is create/build my presets on the FM9 and export them to the FM3 every week for worship leading.
This has worked flawlessly as long as I have built the presets keeping CPU under 65% on the FM9.
This has even worked with different firmware versions installed between the two units.
However, this week I installed the beta 3.00 on the FM9. The presets that I exported from the FM9 to the FM3 didn’t produce any sound. Inputs read fine but I had no output.
I didn’t even build these presets on the FM9. I merely imported them from a file system library on my computer, checked levels with no changes for this week, and then exported them to the cloud for importing to the FM3.
Getting no sound out of the FM3, I was able to confirm that it was only with these exported presets.
After more experimentation, I discovered that the problem is in the amp block and it is caused by the FM9 export.
What is happening is that the amp block is reverting to the '59 Bright Bassman with all of the tone knobs zero'd out.
So basically the export loses the amp you had chosen AND zero's out the settings.
Also, it appears other blocks are initializing to default types and losing their settings too. For instance, with the experiments I'm doing, delay defaults back to digital mono and reverb to small room, which are not the settings I saved with the preset imported. Bottom line is that the export is broke with beta, at least going from FM9 to FM3.
I haven't done the tests, but I'm guessing that the export will be a problem even from one FM9 to another but I'll leave that to someone else to test.
You need to run the current firmware that is up to date on both units. New algorithms or changes to any modeling will cause presets written on newer firmware to not be read by previous versions.Export bug found:
I own both the FM9 and the FM3.
I’m a worship leader and I keep the FM3 at church and the FM9 at home. I’ll use the FM9 for gigs and personal enjoyment at home.
One thing that I do is create/build my presets on the FM9 and export them to the FM3 every week for worship leading.
This has worked flawlessly as long as I have built the presets keeping CPU under 65% on the FM9.
This has even worked with different firmware versions installed between the two units.
However, this week I installed the beta 3.00 on the FM9. The presets that I exported from the FM9 to the FM3 didn’t produce any sound. Inputs read fine but I had no output.
I didn’t even build these presets on the FM9. I merely imported them from a file system library on my computer, checked levels with no changes for this week, and then exported them to the cloud for importing to the FM3.
Getting no sound out of the FM3, I was able to confirm that it was only with these exported presets.
After more experimentation, I discovered that the problem is in the amp block and it is caused by the FM9 export.
What is happening is that the amp block is reverting to the '59 Bright Bassman with all of the tone knobs zero'd out.
So basically the export loses the amp you had chosen AND zero's out the settings.
Also, it appears other blocks are initializing to default types and losing their settings too. For instance, with the experiments I'm doing, delay defaults back to digital mono and reverb to small room, which are not the settings I saved with the preset imported. Bottom line is that the export is broke with beta, at least going from FM9 to FM3.
I haven't done the tests, but I'm guessing that the export will be a problem even from one FM9 to another but I'll leave that to someone else to test.
You’re asking the current firmware on the FM3 to read the future, and it can’t. This happens often when trying to move data between two versions of software, whether it’s a general computing system or something like a modeler, if you move from the more recent version to the older.Export bug found:
I own both the FM9 and the FM3.
I’m a worship leader and I keep the FM3 at church and the FM9 at home. I’ll use the FM9 for gigs and personal enjoyment at home.
One thing that I do is create/build my presets on the FM9 and export them to the FM3 every week for worship leading.
This has worked flawlessly as long as I have built the presets keeping CPU under 65% on the FM9.
This has even worked with different firmware versions installed between the two units.
However, this week I installed the beta 3.00 on the FM9. The presets that I exported from the FM9 to the FM3 didn’t produce any sound. Inputs read fine but I had no output.
I didn’t even build these presets on the FM9. I merely imported them from a file system library on my computer, checked levels with no changes for this week, and then exported them to the cloud for importing to the FM3.
Getting no sound out of the FM3, I was able to confirm that it was only with these exported presets.
After more experimentation, I discovered that the problem is in the amp block and it is caused by the FM9 export.
What is happening is that the amp block is reverting to the '59 Bright Bassman with all of the tone knobs zero'd out.
So basically the export loses the amp you had chosen AND zero's out the settings.
Also, it appears other blocks are initializing to default types and losing their settings too. For instance, with the experiments I'm doing, delay defaults back to digital mono and reverb to small room, which are not the settings I saved with the preset imported. Bottom line is that the export is broke with beta, at least going from FM9 to FM3.
I haven't done the tests, but I'm guessing that the export will be a problem even from one FM9 to another but I'll leave that to someone else to test.
I was able to reproduce this, I'm still on 2.02.Is there no one else experiencing a pop/clicking noise when connected with SPDIF? I posted about this in the last firmware, but I keep having issues with it. My FM9 is connected to a Scarlett 6i6 through SPDIF in both directions (FM9 SPDIF Out -> Scarlett SPDIF In, Scarlett SPDIF Out -> FM9 SPDIF In). The noise sounds as if the clock is not in sync but it is. Scarlett 6i6 is set as Master @ 48khz sample rate. FM9 Word Clock is set to SPDIF.
This only happens when I boot up my FM9. Any preset has a pop while playing. Its periodic every few seconds. The only way I can get it to stop is to change the Word Clock to Internal and then back to SPDIF. Any help would be appreciated.
I can duplicate it too. You’re not crazy, this time…@m_brown are you able to give this a look? Or anyone who has an FM9 and works with SPDIF can confirm that I'm not crazy.
I'm an IT guy. I don't think it's too much to ask the FM3 to ignore the new things in the latest firmware.You’re asking the current firmware on the FM3 to read the future, and it can’t. This happens often when trying to move data between two versions of software, whether it’s a general computing system or something like a modeler, if you move from the more recent version to the older.
It should settle down once they’re out of beta.
A large number of us are IT guys.I'm an IT guy. I don't think it's too much to ask the FM3 to ignore the new things in the latest firmware.
In fact, I've had success with such preset transfers in the past with the two units being on different firmware versions.
"really no good reason"? In your opinion perhaps.And there's really no good reason that blocks should ever be reset on any import.
It's possible to load a preset to the FM9 with a newer FW version from the FM3 with an older version but not vice-versa.I'm an IT guy. I don't think it's too much to ask the FM3 to ignore the new things in the latest firmware.
In fact, I've had success with such preset transfers in the past with the two units being on different firmware versions. And there's really no good reason that blocks should ever be reset on any import.