I'm kidding, man. I truly hope they pivot to taking care of the stuff you're missing, regardless of whether you stick with it or not.
Fender Tone Master Pro: Episode IV - A New Hope
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I'm kidding, man. I truly hope they pivot to taking care of the stuff you're missing, regardless of whether you stick with it or not.
ChordInversion
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Gotta say, the Tweed Deluxe sounds pretty spectacular to me.
Tritium3H
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Another excellent example of Fender TMP team listening to their customers, is the changes to the Scenes behavior. Previously, if you were in a certain scene (Scene "A"), and toggled ON an effect that was normally "off", and then switched to a different scene (Scene "B")...when you returned to the original Scene "A", it reverted to the default scene with that effect being off.
Now, there is a Global parameter called "Scene Change Behavior", which allows the user to chose to either "Maintain Changes" or "Discard Changes". This was a tendentious issue, which is now solved. Remember, at first, the Fender TMP wasn't quite clear why this was such a requested feature...probably given the TMP's gapless preset switching. However, guitarists familiar with digital modelers have become accustomed to using "scenes" or "snapshots.
The Fender TMP team actually LISTENED to their customers, and implemented the requested logic/behavior of having a scene either remember its changed state, - or - when you switch to another scene, and return to original scene, to discard the prior changes made in the original scene.
Thank you Fender!
And yes, the convolution Plate and Hall reverbs are absolutely INCREDIBLE !! The convolution-based Plate goes particular well with technical lead-style guitar playing, when paired with a moderate to high gain SLO-100 or JCM800. For more ambient stuff, the Ascension and Imperium Convolution Hall Reverbs are ethereal. Also make for a great ambient "pad" for soloing over.
Now, there is a Global parameter called "Scene Change Behavior", which allows the user to chose to either "Maintain Changes" or "Discard Changes". This was a tendentious issue, which is now solved. Remember, at first, the Fender TMP wasn't quite clear why this was such a requested feature...probably given the TMP's gapless preset switching. However, guitarists familiar with digital modelers have become accustomed to using "scenes" or "snapshots.
The Fender TMP team actually LISTENED to their customers, and implemented the requested logic/behavior of having a scene either remember its changed state, - or - when you switch to another scene, and return to original scene, to discard the prior changes made in the original scene.
Thank you Fender!
And yes, the convolution Plate and Hall reverbs are absolutely INCREDIBLE !! The convolution-based Plate goes particular well with technical lead-style guitar playing, when paired with a moderate to high gain SLO-100 or JCM800. For more ambient stuff, the Ascension and Imperium Convolution Hall Reverbs are ethereal. Also make for a great ambient "pad" for soloing over.
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