SillyOctpuss
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Actually, the old shit I own is pretty much the simplest in face interface you can ever have with a tonne of real knobs to do Everything
Actually, the old shit I own is pretty much the simplest in face interface you can ever have with a tonne of real knobs to do Everything
We’ve know each other for over 40 years. We’re past the sugarcoating. We aren’t afraid to tell each other how it is. That’s the mark of a real friend.Some friend you are
We’ve know each other for over 40 years. We’re past the sugarcoating. We aren’t afraid to tell each other how it is. That’s the mark of a real friend.
Hey I hate that my pedal power supply doesn't have an on/off switch!The new trend is to shit on modelers that omit an ON/OFF switch or button.
Looks like FAS covered that base.
Maybe just reverb quality setting like on FM3 and the number of delays available?What kinds of delay and reverb limitations do you think there will be? Or do we not care about that anymore?
I don't think I'd be all that interested in an amp-only box. But I can see it being quite a good product.
Basically you've got the "I've got my amps!" guys... and they want effects. Then you've got your "I've got my effects!" guys and they want amps.
RE: Reverbs. It wouldn't surprise me if they were limited 'normal' quality. But that level is still very good. TBH, even the economy ones still sound great.What kinds of delay and reverb limitations do you think there will be? Or do we not care about that anymore?
9V 500mA?One to the right is a power button.
The gui needs a revamp for sure to bring it to 2025
I mean.... I'd settle for not having to fuck about with shunts like a prole, tbh!Yeah we totally need a "modern" interface, which means knockoff imitation looking jpeg bloat of the amps and effects being modeled that will baloon each firmware to 10 times the size it is now for basically no benefit, a touch screen interface that's going to get smudged up and which means you can only have a fraction of the info on the screen at a time relative to a standard screen, and bluetooth connectivity with a badly designed app attached to your phone with some controls only available via the app which by the way loses connectivity every other time you try to make an adjustment... and both the bluetooth app and any hardware it might run on will become depreciated LONG before the depreciation or breakdown of the main product.
Please keep every bit of that nonsense away from Fractal's stuff, thanks.
I mean.... I'd settle for not having to fuck about with shunts like a prole, tbh!
That’s what the ignore feature is for.I'd settle for not having to fuck about with shunts
Yeah, I'm not looking for that kind of thing from this product tbh.lol, I wouldn't. I like the flexibility. I've been able to do some really cool stuff with the right shunt and block placement. I made a thread on the Fractal forums showing an idealized W/D/W patch I made, which would have been impossible on any other modeler. Here's the layout:
You couldn't even begin to do that on pretty much any other modeler, and that's specifically because of the patch flexibility that comes from shunts and the ability to place whatever you want on the grid wherever you want it.
Are these my only two options?Yeah we totally need a "modern" interface, which means knockoff imitation looking jpeg bloat of the amps and effects being modeled that will baloon each firmware to 10 times the size it is now for basically no benefit, a touch screen interface that's going to get smudged up and which means you can only have a fraction of the info on the screen at a time relative to a standard screen, and bluetooth connectivity with a badly designed app attached to your phone with some controls only available via the app which by the way loses connectivity every other time you try to make an adjustment... and both the bluetooth app and any hardware it might run on will become depreciated LONG before the depreciation or breakdown of the main product.
Please keep every bit of that nonsense away from Fractal's stuff, thanks.
Yeah, I'm not looking for that kind of thing from this product tbh.
Which is not mutually exclusive to modernizing a UI. Just because e.g. Fender managed to release a shite UI "in modernity" doesn't mean that any deviation from "VCR" should be met with suspicion.Still, there's a lot to be said for the freedom to build out your signal chain however you want.
Yeah but on the Axe3 using hardware only, putting together your layout takes bloody aggggeeeessssss. For something that sits on a pedalboard with a QC or HX Stomp, along with a few other pedals and a valve amplifier - potentially in 4-cable-method - I just don't think many people are looking for that kind of depth or complexity.Still, there's a lot to be said for the freedom to build out your signal chain however you want.