JiveTurkey
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Summon Ed, they said. It'll be fun, they said.
Actually I said that tone was wet ass.
But you do behave like a butthurt 12 year old.
That’s a dumbass question.
And I commented on one specific tone.
Did I ever say any of that?
Oh he is talking IRs , its not really going to be a party until Jay gets hereSummon Sascha, they said. It will be fun, they said.
FIFY.........People want (1) all effects from the other devices, (2) use them simultaneously, (3) pay the least amount of money, and (4) want features those other processors do not even support, (5) @laxu gives it his seal of approval.
Sure.
You gotta invite JayI wanna sit Orvie, Sascha and Ed in an all white room with no furniture or anything to drink, stick a camera on them and just kick back and have some chuckles. I give it 45 mins before Orvie is trying to fellate one of Ed’s dreads while Sascha is improvising a way to take an IR of the room’s reverb.
You gotta invite Jay
Cancer merchant! Cancer merchant!And you're wanking in the corner while smoking a cigar right? Filthy merchant.
He makes his appearance right as the other 3 are hitting fever pitch.
I'd want to be as farfield as I could be in that scenario
Let's go and actually play the guitar. […]
Cancer merchant! Cancer merchant!
This new Bizarro World TGF is weirding me TF out.Axe3:
- Great unit, but a hassle to setup with a valve amp in 4-cable-method. Especially at a live show.
- Requires the additional purchase of some kind of foot controller.
- Not the most intuitive or fast programming experience from the front panel.
FM3:
- Doesn't have the same secret sauce I/O processing that the bigger units have.
- Only 3 footswitches.
- Limited DSP capabilities.
FM9:
- Too big to go on a pedalboard with my other favourite pedals.
- Same programming experience as the Axe3.
- Expensive.
You want any more harsh browns?