mikeymike
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I literally just want to clone Factory Cab 106 (Rumble 4x12 EV12s 160) in my AFX 2 XL+ so that I can put it in cablab 3 and combine it with a Celestion IR that I own so that I can save CPU power. Yes I realize trying to copy the factory cab walks a fine line of "we dont want you to do that". I'm being fully honest. I want to copy the factory cabinet but my reasons aren't nefarious. I simply need more CPU and having a stereo cabinet is using too much damn CPU for a blended IR mix.
If you guys have any suggestions please share.
Of note: In the past I've tried to do this and sometimes when I make the tonematch I have been able to get them into cablab. I'm not sure how, but most of the time if I choose to save a tonematch to a user cab slot and then export it as a syx it will not open in cablab. Yes I get it, you likely don't want us making tonematches and then distributing your cabinets (though I'm not sure how it would work since it's still a and AFX syx file). But there have been some that I can open in cablab and I'm not quite sure why that is. I notice in the user cab list some are italicized and some aren't. I think this means that some of them are ultra-res and some aren't. If anyone can share some insight as to how this is related to my problem and how I can accomplish this please help me out.
Alternatively I can submit my preset here for anyone to check out but it requires that you have the celestion g12-65 open back 2x12 cabinet package.
Again, not trying to do anything illegal here. Just trying to keep all my effects in my preset. Also what's up with drive blocks using 10%+ cpu! Holy cow.
Also if this is the wrong forum to post about this (being that it covers more than one topic: tonematching cablab etc) please let me know and I'll post in the appropriate area or of course submit to my thread being moved. Thanks for your time guys
Ok while tagging this thread I saw yet another topic I'd like to ask about, tonematch export levels. Why are they so quiet? I've experienced it running the gamut from 6db to 9db and I can't figure out why. Is there a way I can tonematch more effectively to keep the levels right?
If you guys have any suggestions please share.
Of note: In the past I've tried to do this and sometimes when I make the tonematch I have been able to get them into cablab. I'm not sure how, but most of the time if I choose to save a tonematch to a user cab slot and then export it as a syx it will not open in cablab. Yes I get it, you likely don't want us making tonematches and then distributing your cabinets (though I'm not sure how it would work since it's still a and AFX syx file). But there have been some that I can open in cablab and I'm not quite sure why that is. I notice in the user cab list some are italicized and some aren't. I think this means that some of them are ultra-res and some aren't. If anyone can share some insight as to how this is related to my problem and how I can accomplish this please help me out.
Alternatively I can submit my preset here for anyone to check out but it requires that you have the celestion g12-65 open back 2x12 cabinet package.
Again, not trying to do anything illegal here. Just trying to keep all my effects in my preset. Also what's up with drive blocks using 10%+ cpu! Holy cow.
Also if this is the wrong forum to post about this (being that it covers more than one topic: tonematching cablab etc) please let me know and I'll post in the appropriate area or of course submit to my thread being moved. Thanks for your time guys
Ok while tagging this thread I saw yet another topic I'd like to ask about, tonematch export levels. Why are they so quiet? I've experienced it running the gamut from 6db to 9db and I can't figure out why. Is there a way I can tonematch more effectively to keep the levels right?