Essential items for a modeler: OEMs please take note (aka Table Stakes)
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fret gunk
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Ok. I'll see you and raise you with every possible bright cap option on a Super Lead
- Usual amp model suspects.
- Humanly-spaced switches (I'm talking at you, QC). I'd rather have 4 switches per row than 5 ultra-cramped ones.
- Synth (everyone does amp modelling just fine, give us something exciting!)
- Flexible switch assign (long press, current number, etc).
- Humanly-spaced switches (I'm talking at you, QC). I'd rather have 4 switches per row than 5 ultra-cramped ones.
- Synth (everyone does amp modelling just fine, give us something exciting!)
- Flexible switch assign (long press, current number, etc).
nicolasrivera
Roadie
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Quad Cortex Mini. End of List.
ian_dissonance
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Personally - cool effects modifiers like LFOs and dynamic control, fast switching (or a useful way around it), footswitching flexibility, XLR and 1/4” outputs (preferably the option to leave one at a fixed output level), pitch effects beyond octave and simple harmony.
Dom Mcsweeney
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Some old 70s Laney amp models would be a treat. I'd love to see even more obscure stuff too.
JiveTurkey
Goatlord
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To the amp list compiled by Orv:
JVM
VH4
Orange. Rockerverb would be the assumed choice but an OR of some sort would be great \m/
JVM
VH4
Orange. Rockerverb would be the assumed choice but an OR of some sort would be great \m/
Dom Mcsweeney
Shredder
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HM2 and Rat variants, etc.
Also, more solid state amp models ... we neeeeeeeds them for noise making.
Also, more solid state amp models ... we neeeeeeeds them for noise making.
JiveTurkey
Goatlord
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I keep yapping about this but annnnnnnnnnnything doom-y is a welcome addition for me.
molul
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If it has microphone input, vocals oriented effects. At least harmonies that sound natural.
Fuzzes that actually sound like the one that's being modeled (at least no Big Muff in Helix sounds like the real thing).
As others said, polyphonic synths.
Poly pitch.
Great reverbs.
Some unique effects, not just covering the standard ones.
Fuzzes that actually sound like the one that's being modeled (at least no Big Muff in Helix sounds like the real thing).
As others said, polyphonic synths.
Poly pitch.
Great reverbs.
Some unique effects, not just covering the standard ones.
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This is nearly identical to the main amps I use in the AxeFX, just replace the Deluxe with a Plexi.
metropolis_4
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If I’ve been reading forums correctly, “Table Stakes” seems to mean:
- A model of every amp ever conceived of by mankind
- Zero footswitches
- 50 footswitches
- 20” touchscreen
- No touchscreen
- AI and machine learning… but we don’t know why
- A full DAW
- That one effect 99% of players have never heard of and don’t care about, but is essential for one person who will complain endlessly of its absence
- Small enough to carry in my pocket
- Cost < $99
- One additional requirement that you never even dreamed of before, but some guy on a forum will rant about for years
ian_dissonance
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You forgot negative boot time. It needs to be on and ready to go before you even think about turning it on.
