Thanks Yek....
I always thought Cablab could load any resolution file ? I know the Axe itself only works at 48 kHz, but thought once a wave was converted to .sysex it didn't matter. Reason I'm asking is I feel like I converted a bunch of old RedWirez wave files in the past and don't think I used 48 kHz.
If you use something other than the native 48 KHz can it introduce some sort of errors or artifacts etc ?
Just for a clarification, as I am a newb with Cab Lab or any other IR mixer for that matter, the stand-alone Cab Lab is what I will need to purchase in order to actively monitor/create/audition Cab/Speaker mixes with the Axe II? I just wanted to make sure I double check this before purchasing the wrong version. I will not be using it for a DAW, just Axe to monitors.
Thank you for your patience and assistance.
Just for a clarification, as I am a newb with Cab Lab or any other IR mixer for that matter, the stand-alone Cab Lab is what I will need to purchase in order to actively monitor/create/audition Cab/Speaker mixes with the Axe II? I just wanted to make sure I double check this before purchasing the wrong version. I will not be using it for a DAW, just Axe to monitors.
Thank you for your patience and assistance.
Same question for me - I'm not really sure how to go about auditioning IRs like in Seeds vid.
Same question for me - I'm not really sure how to go about auditioning IRs like in Seeds vid.
Guys - in Seeds vid he used Cab Lab to audition the files.
How is that done ?