Fab8040
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Well of course i know that the tweaks with a single mix ir are less than two.. But if the mix ir is equal in therm of sound without the need to tweak it could be better in order to have maybe one more block to use.
Well of course i know that the tweaks with a single mix ir are less than two.. But if the mix ir is equal in therm of sound without the need to tweak it could be better in order to have maybe one more block to use.
right, also better in terms of being able to fit more irs inside the axefx.
Yeah.. In fact i ve the fm3 and cpu optimization is a target..
I just wish he, or someone, would get more Weber speakers captured. They have a slew of great-sounding speakers. Current fave: AlNiCo 10V in a wide-body 2x10 X-Cab custom spec'ed to match the width of their 6A20 combo cab. Killer!
I know what just went through his/their/all-ir-capturers-ever's mind: "so many speakers... so little time"!!
Doubly so if they insist on 5236864 different iterations of more or less the same cabs/speakers....
well sadly i think that is just what the masses want... yet-another-tube-screamer... or in this case "we need more metal/djent cab irs"! you go through all that work to create an ir pack... it'd better sell to more than three people... so you can't hardly blame them.
Dr B seems to do pretty good mining the 'off the beaten track' stuff. I have a number of his offerings as well....
i do too... and he does, and that's why I like him, but i would argue that if you look at ownhammer, ya, taf, vallhallir, mlsound, celestion, ggd... def a pattern there. Seems like four metal/heavier cabs to every one mid gain. Perhaps I'm totally wrong - i have no idea - but I imagine for the most part they are sticking to what sells the best.
Yeah. Mostly headbanger stuff. Some of it translates well for mid gain, but a lot of it is just 'meh' for anything rock or blues or country (oh my!). Gotta love the G12M20 4x12, tho....
right, well, for me - greenbacks... they just work for anything. sm with alnico gold. seems like it's hard to go wrong there. want to add a couple celest gold to my greenbacks in my axefx rig... at some point anyway.
Been digging a variety of smaller cab/speaker IRs. The Oxford Dlux 1x12, 2x10 Vlux P10Q, 2x12 Vox Blues, 4x10 P10Q Bassman, and 1x12 SRO are frequently popping up as I hone in on what I really enjoy playing through....
so many favs... almost out of space in my user ir slots.
I had to do an audit and figure out the ones used in my presets to get the FM9 up and running. Then I ran into the Cab 2 issuecwith crackle on the second IR and went through and submixed them all in CabLab. Now I have room to audition new packs again, even on the FM9....
That’s a tricky one. Even though speakers may have the same model number (V30, G12M25, etc.), different eras have very different tonalities. Couple that with the differences the cabinets themselves make and there’s quite a lot of diversity even within the same speaker model.
I try to alternate releases between “high gain” and “clean to mid gain” for that very reason. Variety is the spice of life.
couldn't agree moreThat’s a tricky one. Even though speakers may have the same model number (V30, G12M25, etc.), different eras have very different tonalities. Couple that with the differences the cabinets themselves make and there’s quite a lot of diversity even within the same speaker model.
I try to alternate releases between “high gain” and “clean to mid gain” for that very reason. Variety is the spice of life.
It is also what i did but i ve tried tons of irs and i was asking to myself if in general there is also more to know without waste time... Example the wattage of the amp and the cab resistance how does it works in the axe?