I noticed the tuner was better. Still not quite as good as the tuner on my Shure GLXD16+ but close. I also like the cyan better.
After listening to the record and several Youtube demos, I'm almost certain that the Korg A3 preset operates on an ADSR rather than the guitar envelope. On the Korg, the filter stays closed on the strong second strum on the bass strings, and always opens/closes at the same rate. I have never found a way to make the envelope detector behave properly for this effect. Perhaps allowing the new Mutron filter to be controlled by the ADSR would yield a more accurate result. if there's a way to get the envelope detector to do this properly, I'm all ears.
+1 It seems to jump/track very quickly now, to the point where my usual tuning routine makes it look like I'm smashing the strings (maybe I am...). This was a little unnerving at first but I have aimed for "best effort" and as long as it sounds good when I'm tuned, everyone's happy.
Has anyone else experienced any of this? What would be a good way to address this stuff? Do a reinstall or something?
There may be much more, but maybe this can help...
Thanks, it gives me a starting point to play with. Its quite subtle but it reacts different and makes my guitar sing in the original patch.
are you going from fw7 to 8.01 or from 8.0 to 8.01 when you notice the difference?
This patch was on FM7 but I was on 8.00beta for a while and hadn't listened to this preset for a long time. On FW 8.01 as soon as i saved my regular presets, there are obviously some have slight differences. Whether you like those or not is just preference and usually its my opportunity to rework my patches from scratch, which is where I'm heading.
If now the amp feels "smoother", maybe turn down Master Volume a bit to decrease the compression?
No explanation needed. I find a lot different between 7 and 8. Adjusting the SIC seems to have less bearing as well. 8 has thicker but tighter mids with less highs. I'm on the fence on which I like more but I did have to adjust on 8. Different ir even.
I have had a screen flicker in the pitch block since day one, when changing channels from Dual Detune (default) to a Virtual Capo. Could never figure it out and posting here it was never addressed either. It was like the controls didn't change even when the model and channels changed.
That’s interesting about the screen flicker! I noticed it happen after the update.
Just to save people some time, I think the clear message, that I really should know by now is "don't chase a Unicorn".
- I'm my own worst enemy sometimes.
Unless you perform with factory presets, there's no need to resave them all. If you find it burdensome, don't do it. Most users either build presets from scratch, or copy a factory preset to a user location and tweak from there. I too missed the release note, and spent all of 5 minutes wondering what it was, but once you figure it out it's a very useful indicator.
Yes.
