Fender Tone Master Pro: Episode IV - A New Hope

Perhaps some Fractal power user can correct me, if I am wrong, but I believe there are caveats/constraints in the Fractal AX3/FM9/FM3 ecosystem, if you “enable” gapless preset switching.

In other words, I believe there is some trade-offs, in which a full-blown “everything and the kitchen sink” grid/preset requires some forethought and planning if you want to achieve a gapless preset switch, while still maintaining delay and reverb spillover.
 
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Perhaps some Fractal power user can correct me, if I am wrong, but I believe there are caveats/constraints in the Fractal AX3/FM9/FM3 ecosystem, if you “enable” gapless preset switching.

In other words, I believe there is some trade-offs, in which a full-blown “everything and the kitchen sink” grid/preset requires some forethought and planning if you want to achieve a gapless preset switch, while still maintaining delay and reverb spillover.

I don’t honestly remember what the trade off is, if anything. Maybe a slight CPU hit, but I haven’t noticed any significant performance change.
 
Perhaps some Fractal power user can correct me, if I am wrong, but I believe there are caveats/constraints in the Fractal AX3/FM9/FM3 ecosystem, if you “enable” gapless preset switching.

In other words, I believe there is some trade-offs, in which a full-blown “everything and the kitchen sink” grid/preset requires some forethought and planning if you want to achieve a gapless preset switch, while still maintaining delay and reverb spillover.

It eats about 2% of CPU and you’ll have the best results if your delay and reverb types match in the two presets.
 
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