Oof, the Tremoverbs clean channel is quite bad. Mesa achieved the decrease in gain by loading down the input instead of removing gain stages. It is notoriously lacking in feel and response BUT it is unique and I could see why someone might like it.
I haven't played more than maybe 1/4 of the real amps modeled in Fractal, and many of them like years ago once in a store, or jamming through someone else's rig etc. So if I pick a model, I will likely have nothing more than my experience with a variety of amps to fall back on, or I read the Wiki for ideas how to set it up.This argument that you can do a model, tweaking what you already have in the unit, is always an answer but it don’t work like that.
If you don’t know the amp, if you don’t own it, you cannot replicate it you know.
Someone can be hyped to have a… don’t know … a peavey invective for example. So if the guy is not a amp tech, or don’t have good ears or this or that, how will he do it?
Fractal has an easier time adding more Marshalls, Tube Screamers and whatnot when most of the time they are very similar in circuits to existing ones and they just need to figure out the right values for a variety of components. Compare this to adding something like a Klon, which is much more involved since as a circuit it's different from the others.
If it really was only about "the sound you're getting, not the name on the amp", then......why are you using Fractal at all?
right back at ya, #idonotgiveashit. if someone doesn't use it much, most people use it a lot. It was just a suggestion, because many are asking for more amps for some ridiculous reason, most amps sound exactly the same. lol so i suggested working on something other than adding amps
Because Fractal sounds good? A lot of the effects are top tier, the amp and cab modeling sounds great. To me the amount of amp models doesn't really make that much difference in which modeler I pick. It's always a compromise in the overall package. I wouldn't stop using Fractal if tomorrow they decided "you know, we are going to remove all amp models except the FAS ones." I'd just make those models work for me.
You are talking about a completely different thing here. I'm talking purely about using the models already in the unit and learning to get great results out of them, or to dial them to sound like something that is not in the unit as a named model. But I know I'm in the minority here.
Seeing 3D knobs in Axe-Edit isn't going to make any difference to its functionality. I'd rather see the development time go into something functional, not pretty. And I'm not sure what specific graphics you'd like overhauled, but if you're talking about making them look like pictures of the actual amps and effect boxes, my functionality argument would also be the same.
There is an Axe FX III wish list thread.
You are baselessly assuming myself and others aren't already doing this.
I know what the Imperial is.
You're seeing a dichotomy that isn't there.
There's a Tuner button in the editor already...
The Cobra uses a baxandall tone stack which is not very common , I think 2 or 3 in the Axe use that the VAI amp is 1
I think so. The big trick is figuring out the speaker. The next big trick is figuring out what parameters to modify. I'm still working on mine but it's getting a lot closer.
The Orange OR120 and the Matamps share quite a bit. Matamp designed and built the first Oranges. However, the rockerverb and AD30’s are completely different designs more in line with Vox and Marshall amps.
