Ironwill
Experienced
Will do a Tone-Match session tomorrow, Do I have to care about the TM Alg. Time setting to get the best possible result, by default it's on 3,5 s, should I Increase it to the Max rather?
I'll tonematch OFFLINE , the reference audio is a guitar track from an album.
Would be good to find some answers before having the session thats why asking,
In the Manual"Duration: By default, the capture process averages about a ten second window. For more or less time, increase or decrease Average Time on the PROCESS page of the Tone Match edit menu. The “capture window” is roughly 4-5x this value in seconds—plenty for Tone Match to “hear” all it needs. If the frequency plot “falls flat” before you press stop, you have the window set too small. Setting to max invokes a “peak hold” mode where the maximum is used rather than the average."
It's not a Real amp Match so would Peak hold be the nicest way to get a overall accurate tone match or Does it influence the play feel when using this Peak variant, maybe the average is better than, Tone matching Pro's around ?
I'll tonematch OFFLINE , the reference audio is a guitar track from an album.
Would be good to find some answers before having the session thats why asking,
In the Manual"Duration: By default, the capture process averages about a ten second window. For more or less time, increase or decrease Average Time on the PROCESS page of the Tone Match edit menu. The “capture window” is roughly 4-5x this value in seconds—plenty for Tone Match to “hear” all it needs. If the frequency plot “falls flat” before you press stop, you have the window set too small. Setting to max invokes a “peak hold” mode where the maximum is used rather than the average."
It's not a Real amp Match so would Peak hold be the nicest way to get a overall accurate tone match or Does it influence the play feel when using this Peak variant, maybe the average is better than, Tone matching Pro's around ?