Sehr gutI have found a soloution for me.
I went back to 15.1
1. take a Looper in the preset and record a little riff so i can clearly her the frequencys i`m missing.
2. Take a Parametric EQ and dail with it the depth frequency down to figure out what`s the exact what i need.
3. alternatly daild depth to 0 and the PEq up to dail exactly in the depeth im missing.
4 Saved the PEQ ind Libruary blocks
5. went to Beta 11 and take the PEQ from the Library and i was happy
I hope nobody was angry about my stupid tread...but i hab this idea after thinking about the hole proces
Thank you evrybody
This is one of those situations where I wish I could sit in the room with you and hear what you’re hearing. I’m having no problem with oomph. I’ve got Cygnus running into my Matrix power amp and a Mojotone 4x12, and I have no shortage of oomph. I’m even getting oomph from me Mesa 1x12s.Yesterday i only checked by headphone because everybody in the house sleeps...
Tody i checked again with poeramp and cab...
Thats not the same ...evry amp reacts and sounds differend and i can not use the PEQ with same settings...
I think i went back to 15.1 until the oomph comes back...
in the next few days i`ll make a comparrison with a real amp and will check if it sounds equal as cygnus in the bass....
I wish someone can hear what i hear that i´m not the stupid guy how tells somthing that nobody can agree with...This is one of those situations where I wish I could sit in the room with you and hear what you’re hearing. I’m having no problem with oomph. I’ve got Cygnus running into my Matrix power amp and a Mojotone 4x12, and I have no shortage of oomph. I’m even getting oomph from me Mesa 1x12s.
I don’t mean to imply you’re stupid. Different people have different wants/needs—that’s what makes it so hard to troubleshoot stuff like this. Your “too thin” might be my “way too much oomph.” Being in the same place helps cut through that. That’s all I meant to say.I wish someone can hear what i hear that i´m not the stupid guy how tells somthing that nobody can agree with...
That´s exactly what i understood in your post...I don’t mean to imply you’re stupid. Different people have different wants/needs—that’s what makes it so hard to troubleshoot stuff like this. Your “too thin” might be my “way too much oomph.” Being in the same place helps cut through that. That’s all I meant to say.
Same. Running through a tube power amp into a guitar cab, Cygnus is the firmware that gets me closest to "yeah, that's a tube amp". There's a lot more punch and openness in this firmware at high gain settings. The high end is more realistic on amps with "sizzle".That hasn't been my experience.
The Cab Modeling is disabelt in Global Settings when i use Poweramp and real cab.One thing that seems odd looking at a screenshot of that preset is that you're running a Cab block while also running a poweramp and then into a guitar cabinet. If you were running to FRFR this type of setup would make sense, but not to an Engl 4x12 (unless you loaded FRFR speakers in it). This means you're going to be filtering your signal through a cab IR before hitting a real cabinet, which will further filter your signal based on the type of speakers, response with your power amp, etc. That will definitely do weird things regardless of the firmware version you're running. And it will mess up your dynamics and kill "punch".
I run simple patches of guitar -> amp block -> Fryette PS2 -> Friedman 4x12 and it can get very bassy and kicking you in the chest punchy, especially using the Uberschall and Herbert models. But I never use the cab block in this type of setup because the Fryette PS2 and Friedman are covering that function.
Low end is where the bass guitar sits in the mix. Too often the guitar players tries to invade their frequency range.
Got itThe Cab Modeling is disabelt in Global Settings when i use Poweramp and real cab.
When i play with headphones i only enable cab sim in global parameters