Decimator
Inspired
Hello Friends,
I am working on a clean patch with 2 amps 2 cabs and they share one reverb. I'm hitting 92 with stock cabs. It hits 98 percent when I put my ir's in. I know I can save by going low res and low setting on the reverb but it loses too much of the sound I'm looking for.
Just wondering if there are any tips or tweaks in the amp blocks that can save on cpu without killing the tone. I know Axe fx 3 can take care of this but it's just not in my near future.
Amazingly it actually plays at 98 percent with only the slightest artifacting which surprises me a lot that it is even playable. Usually the sound starts crapping out at around 92. Perhaps is more stable because there are not a lot of effects.
Paul
I am working on a clean patch with 2 amps 2 cabs and they share one reverb. I'm hitting 92 with stock cabs. It hits 98 percent when I put my ir's in. I know I can save by going low res and low setting on the reverb but it loses too much of the sound I'm looking for.
Just wondering if there are any tips or tweaks in the amp blocks that can save on cpu without killing the tone. I know Axe fx 3 can take care of this but it's just not in my near future.
Amazingly it actually plays at 98 percent with only the slightest artifacting which surprises me a lot that it is even playable. Usually the sound starts crapping out at around 92. Perhaps is more stable because there are not a lot of effects.
Paul