I went back to the Fractal defaults with 7 they just seemed more alive and "right" with the new firmware
I'm running the defaults with 7.0.
I'd still like to think the process has value; because through the process people learn what they like and do not like based on them using their ears.
Yeah, the bass seems better controlled in 7.0, so I'm preferring the stock resonance settings too.
Sigh...
Any way to reset *just* the spkr tab to stock without also resetting every other control?
ocaptainjr2 said:Yes. If you use Axe-edit, you can double click on the center of the virtual knob and it will reset that specific parameter.
I'm running the defaults with 7.0.
I'd still like to think the process has value; because through the process people learn what they like and do not like based on them using their ears.
Whats the difference between NF and FF IR's? Basically how do i tell them apart?
Near-field IRs are created by close-miking the speaker—in other words, they're miked in the near field. Far-field IRs are shot with the mic farther away, where room reflections can influence the capture.Whats the difference between NF and FF IR's?
Dear Scott,
very interesting Post.
I am still wondering, why the "Speaker" param is within the amp parameters. As far as I understand this is the inter-action of the speaker impedance to the output transformer of the amp. This means that the output transformer would not have this frequency and impedance characteristics with a true 8ohm load or even with another speaker. Correct?
So why not model the impedance curve within the cabinet parameters - this would stay the same then for all amp models but would be individual for every cab..
The interaction between the specific output transformer and the specific speaker is what the axe fx processer would have to simulate.
In my understanding this is how a real amp interacts with a real speaker.
Am I wrong?
Regards