ian_dissonance
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Well yeah, I also think a floor modeler without a built-in expression pedal is actually a desktop device.
Well yeah, I also think a floor modeler without a built-in expression pedal is actually a desktop device.
30 feet lolAn FM9 with an FC12 next to it and it’s only 30’ long or whatever. Still looks more like a choice of opportunity and not design, imo.
Ok, 9’.30 feet lol
I 100% agree with channels and gapless it probably the most powerful unit in it class3 Fractal footswitches are pretty supercapable. Insanely versatile, and easily programmable. That being said, I still opted to move up to the FM9, but that was also because of the greatly increased horsepower.
Mmm could it be a Capture software that will export the captures to the current Axe Fx III and FM9s adding a new "capture player" block in firmware 28?I will say this much: it's not a replacement for any of our current products.
Don’t forget the large percentage that don’t gig but might someday or did some time ago, and need something that doesn’t require bending over to edit on the device at home. So it has to be equally at home on a desktop as the floor.I think I’m learning a little bit about the demographic on this forum. Must be 55 or older, unable to carry anything over 10 pounds and play Timmy’s Tavern once a month. How did they let me in??
And let us do backups and restores via that same USB-A port.Whatever it is, I hope they activate the FM3's USB-A port to use it (so I can power stuff)!
The problem is the stamp-sized excuse of a stage at Timmy's, even Pedaltrain Nano is pushing it!I think I’m learning a little bit about the demographic on this forum. Must be 55 or older, unable to carry anything over 10 pounds and play Timmy’s Tavern once a month. How did they let me in??
Yikes
I just don't get it how people get along with 3 footswitches for a show. My Helix (as a pedalboard replacement) is set up with 4 snapshots, tap, tuner/mute, boost, tremolo, reverb switch (spring vs. plate), delay switch (slapback vs. timed 8th), feedbacker, sustain and I still wish for more switches to switch overdrives, effects or snapshots. It's still more compact and especially lighter than my previous pedalboard. But fewer switches would mean more presets or snapshots to organize everything needed, more programming, more thinking, less playing. I'd wish for more flexibility programming the switches though, then I might get along with 10, but less? But I have to admit, I'm a kitchen sink guy.
I think I’m learning a little bit about the demographic on this forum. Must be 55 or older, unable to carry anything over 10 pounds and play Timmy’s Tavern once a month. How did they let me in??
The band covered a huge variety of styles and genres, and all I ever did was select clean, crunch, or dirty and got on with it.