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If you redid the experiment I'd like to see how many people could pick out the real amp having now heard all 3. I'm guessing you'd get a similar distribution of real vs axe guesses.
To replicate what I did in A you need to put a 1st-order lowshelf in front of the amp block. Unfortunately you can only do this in the beta firmware I am running. You can get close with the following settings in the Filter block:
good idea, having set "producer buttons" available. another almost similar thing was discussed recently here with the idea of having "mod buttons", like the Jose mod etc, available by the flick of a switch (not sure if that's so easy to do though).
To replicate what I did in A you need to put a 1st-order lowshelf in front of the amp block. Unfortunately you can only do this in the beta firmware I am running. You can get close with the following settings in the Filter block:
good idea, having set "producer buttons" available. another almost similar thing was discussed recently here with the idea of having "mod buttons", like the Jose mod etc, available by the flick of a switch (not sure if that's so easy to do though).
I was totally fooled! I only thought A was a bit unnatural sounding but B was definitely the best IMO. C had this harsh Palmer PDI-09 thing going on... then again I never player the real amp.
The best of both worlds would be a push button but with adjustable settings in the advanced tab. Just like the bright switch, where you can turn it on or off with the push of a button but you can also go in and modify the bright cap. Here you could turn the tight/cut on or off with a button but maybe adjust the frequency/Q/gain/whatever in the advanced tab if you wanted to tweak Cliff's defaults.
Well, all these years of recording amps finally paid off...lol I guessed C, I think I know what a recorded amp and cabinet sounds like under a mic... cheers!
yeah, I know that. it was just an example. there are a few other mods out there which may be cool to have access to via just a single switch. that's what was proposed in the other thread recently and it's a cool idea imho.
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