Brian Greco
Inspired
Hola Everyone,
I’ve been working on a lot of heavy metal amps lately. Just staying up way too late, but enjoying myself very much. I feel limited though. In using the stock PEQ, I have a max of five bands, but more importantly, I can’t sweep around for bothersome frequencies the way I would if I were using the Pro Q2 or something. If I had these capabilities I feel like I would be able to come much closer to certain sounds I’m trying to emulate. I usually put one PEQ at the end of the chain, and one at the beginning. I guess in theory I can put two side-by-side at the end of the chain to make more alterations. It would be kind of like simulating a PEQ with more bands I guess.
Before I try that out though, is there any chance that there is some PEQ software that can be integrated with the Axe FX?
My dream is for Factal Audio to update the unit so that you can get as close to “mix ready” as possible, and then go into your DAW. A boy can dream, can he not?
I’ve been working on a lot of heavy metal amps lately. Just staying up way too late, but enjoying myself very much. I feel limited though. In using the stock PEQ, I have a max of five bands, but more importantly, I can’t sweep around for bothersome frequencies the way I would if I were using the Pro Q2 or something. If I had these capabilities I feel like I would be able to come much closer to certain sounds I’m trying to emulate. I usually put one PEQ at the end of the chain, and one at the beginning. I guess in theory I can put two side-by-side at the end of the chain to make more alterations. It would be kind of like simulating a PEQ with more bands I guess.
Before I try that out though, is there any chance that there is some PEQ software that can be integrated with the Axe FX?
My dream is for Factal Audio to update the unit so that you can get as close to “mix ready” as possible, and then go into your DAW. A boy can dream, can he not?