An IR is not a Cabinet... What is so hard to understand?
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Well, actually, canadian bees. Just not real 'mericn bees
SKU
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I heard they improved the Seat Slope Curve with the latest firmware update but it still "feels" kinda stiff. "feels" because it has nothing to do with "feeling" but rather butt physics.
Sascha Franck
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So, as I am a speaker, I should probably release an IR libary. What say you?
SKU
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Get back in your cab!
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DLC86
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You should, but since you're not a 'native' speaker you should avoid releasing it in plugin format
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SwirlyMaple
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DAD?!!!
SpaceMan
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No, an IR obviously isn't a cab; but IRs of captures of a cabinet's sound/response... seems understandable that they might get intertwined in a discussion in the context of modeling.
A shortcut to pair amp blocks with the (IRs of) cabs that are conventionally paired together would objectively be a useful and efficient feature. Admittedly it's less time-saving for DynaCabs compared to sorting through the two thousand factory IRs. But it would still be helpful for those who aren't familiar with conventional amp/cab pairings; I'm not sure I understand why someone would assert that anyone using a FAS product should already know this; there's hundreds of amps in the box...
A shortcut to pair amp blocks with the (IRs of) cabs that are conventionally paired together would objectively be a useful and efficient feature. Admittedly it's less time-saving for DynaCabs compared to sorting through the two thousand factory IRs. But it would still be helpful for those who aren't familiar with conventional amp/cab pairings; I'm not sure I understand why someone would assert that anyone using a FAS product should already know this; there's hundreds of amps in the box...
