Vitali Bilinski
Member
Hi!
I've been using the Axe-Fx II for a long time in home studio recording and I'm very pleased with the quality of its sound. But not so long ago I started using it on live rehearsals to prepare for live performances. I’m plug it directly into the mixer with active PA active speakers Mackie SA1532Z (with cabinet and amp emulation in Axe-Fx II). Also I’m using my favorite Ownhammer IR’s.
I have a problem: a good balanced sound that I have at home in headphones and studio monitors at the rehearsal is produced with a lot of unpleasant high frequencies (sometimes low frequencies are also quite intrusive depending on IR). Despite the EQ adjustment in the Axe-Fx AMP block and high-frequency cut on the mixer EQ, I get quite an unpleasant sound through PA speakers.
I read a lot of feedback from users who praised the Axe-Fx for its good sound directly to the PA system. At the same time I can’t understand why I can’t adjust such sound with my Axe-Fx.
I would be grateful for your advice in the context of this problem.
I've been using the Axe-Fx II for a long time in home studio recording and I'm very pleased with the quality of its sound. But not so long ago I started using it on live rehearsals to prepare for live performances. I’m plug it directly into the mixer with active PA active speakers Mackie SA1532Z (with cabinet and amp emulation in Axe-Fx II). Also I’m using my favorite Ownhammer IR’s.
I have a problem: a good balanced sound that I have at home in headphones and studio monitors at the rehearsal is produced with a lot of unpleasant high frequencies (sometimes low frequencies are also quite intrusive depending on IR). Despite the EQ adjustment in the Axe-Fx AMP block and high-frequency cut on the mixer EQ, I get quite an unpleasant sound through PA speakers.
I read a lot of feedback from users who praised the Axe-Fx for its good sound directly to the PA system. At the same time I can’t understand why I can’t adjust such sound with my Axe-Fx.
I would be grateful for your advice in the context of this problem.