SynFactory
Inspired
Cliff,
I've read somewhere that you guys wanted to have a new Cab Simulation algorithm but it was too heavy on the CPU at that time (maybe it was back when there are only the Standard and The Ultra).
Don't get me wrong, I really like the IR technology, the work of the guys at Ownhammer and Redwirez is really great, but at least IMHO the IR thing is the only non "proprietary" and outdated algorithm on the Axe FX.
There are some little problems inherent the IR that let me feel that the amp and the cab are not "connected" together.
Frequencies that get stucked and whistle, a static feel that do not let the cab breathe in conjunction with the master volume (breakup) and output frequencies that are too far from the real world (too low or too high).
I know that it will be a really hard process and maybe it will be really heavy on the CPU, because there will be a lot of factors to add, the wood used, the size of the cab, the speakers, the mic, the preamp and most important of all the "Air".
I wrote you this because I think that the cab+mic+pre is at least IMHO 70-75% of the sound and a solution to this will be the next step to perfection of the entire system.
Hope that you understand what I say, because speaking of technical things in another language can be hard
Cheers
I've read somewhere that you guys wanted to have a new Cab Simulation algorithm but it was too heavy on the CPU at that time (maybe it was back when there are only the Standard and The Ultra).
Don't get me wrong, I really like the IR technology, the work of the guys at Ownhammer and Redwirez is really great, but at least IMHO the IR thing is the only non "proprietary" and outdated algorithm on the Axe FX.
There are some little problems inherent the IR that let me feel that the amp and the cab are not "connected" together.
Frequencies that get stucked and whistle, a static feel that do not let the cab breathe in conjunction with the master volume (breakup) and output frequencies that are too far from the real world (too low or too high).
I know that it will be a really hard process and maybe it will be really heavy on the CPU, because there will be a lot of factors to add, the wood used, the size of the cab, the speakers, the mic, the preamp and most important of all the "Air".
I wrote you this because I think that the cab+mic+pre is at least IMHO 70-75% of the sound and a solution to this will be the next step to perfection of the entire system.
Hope that you understand what I say, because speaking of technical things in another language can be hard
Cheers