Mike, you have to open Axe Edit, then click on the settings...then preferences....then refresh, then refresh block definitions.
Wait for that process.
Then you should see all the new stuff.
You won't see the knobs or buttons for the new Squish features in the amp advanced tab. The Axe Edit guys have to put the knobs or buttons on the screen in a new update.
But you will see the new amp models and dimension d in drop down lists for those effect blocks, as listed in the release notes.
Now, this is provided, you can edit the chorus block and see dimension d as one of your chorus types - which confirms you updated properly.
Hope this helps.
No, but that doesn't mean this isn't a real problem.Did anybody else experience this lately with the new firmware beta?
Do you need any other info to help troubleshoot this?
I am wary to replace all the factory banks until we can troubleshoot why the unit was working well with the 8 custom presets and 3 custom ir's up until the point I updated to the beta firmware.
Wait, does that mean that every amp in the Axe-fx is now MIMICed, or just the ones currently added? Because I was under the impression that certain amps are still based on circuit schematics (for example the Energyball) without properly MIMICed counterparts (as is the case with Das Metal and Dizzy VH4).
MIMIC does not mean "profiled", "tone matched" or guessed etc
It is a process where the modelled amp is made to react in the same way as the real amp, the interactions of the controls MIMIC the real thing.
Eg if you set the gain to 5 and treble to 6 on the axe FX II it should sound the same as the MIMIC'd real amp. Where as before it might have been 3 and 9.
It is another step to get the models as close to the real thing as possible.
Hi,
I just updated to the new beta and I noticed three odd things:
1. When scrolling though the presets, after scrolling though 50 or 100 presets, the display freezes & won't pass audio- I need to reboot the unit in order to hear anything or scroll or edit a preset.
2. Upon reboot, the unit display is defaulting to displaying the first effects block in the preset that the unit was on at the time the unit froze.
3. Upon scrolling again, randomly, the unit will stop scrolling and show the first effects block in the preset taht it decides to randomly stop on.
Did anybody else experience this lately with the new firmware beta?
Do you need any other info to help troubleshoot this?
Best,
Bonkers
It is happening with factory presets as I scroll through. I only have eight original or downloaded presets. The unit has not stopped on them yet and froze.
It is kind of random when the freezing occurs. The unit is not freezing or displaying the random preset first effect block after a specified amount of time as far as I can tell when I try to time the phenomenon with a watch.
the file for the firmware I downloaded & loaded using Fractal Bot according to the release notes pdf is axefx2_12p03beta4.syx. I did not want to get Cliff upset and double post this in the bugs section too, since the beta is not an official release yet.
I've had the preset freezing problem since installing v 1202,but haven't noticed the others. It only freezes on factory presets and at different places,not only on the same presets) I did a complete Reinstall (clean system file , reinstalled FW , Factory patches, reset again and manually put my system configuration back in. seemed to stop it for a while,but it's back again! (On 1203beta 4 now) Has never froze on my personal presets , only factory!!!
I did a complete Reinstall (clean system file , reinstalled FW , Factory patches, reset again and manually put my system configuration back in.
Interesting. It is the same with me. Also, it does not happen when Axe Edit is closed, only when AF2 unit is hooked up to the computer via USB and Axe Edit is launched.
I think we found the cause.
Did anybody else notice this behavior?
Same here.
No FXL in patch. Using Input 1 L via front panel. Output 2 Echo set to "Input 1". Output 2 Mode set to "Stereo". Cable ran from Output 2 L to my Fireface.
I'm not seeing/hearing input at all on my Fireface.
Can someone please confirm that this feature works?
It's one way of beta testing, but it's not the one right way. A real beta test is a rigorous shakedown. New features are thoroughly tested. Old features are verified. There are formal test cases that must be exercised,and there's a comprehensive formal reporting process and a tight schedule you have to keep. A real beta test is a lot of hard and boring work--much more involved than just tossing out the software and seeing what happens.
As cool as it is to get a chance to play around with beta software, I'm glad there's still a dedicated beta team.
MIMIC does not mean "profiled", "tone matched" or guessed etc
It is a process where the modelled amp is made to react in the same way as the real amp, the interactions of the controls MIMIC the real thing.
Eg if you set the gain to 5 and treble to 6 on the axe FX II it should sound the same as the MIMIC'd real amp. Where as before it might have been 3 and 9.
It is another step to get the models as close to the real thing as possible.