AlbertA
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Let's start a golang vs Rust thread!
Fractal Talk
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iaresee
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Either is fine! Now ask me about NodeJS.
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There’s no +/-, just a variety of awesome. That stands true for the real life counterparts just the same.
GTR37
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No the stealth is a beast
I like the original Block 5150 but the new EVH stealth models are fantastic
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I have a couple of Prosonic combos. Love 'em.I want a Fender Machete.
I want a Fender Prosonic.
For a while I was interested in the Machete but something happened that turned me off to them. It may have been a clip, I don't remember.
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unix-guy
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Ditto for today...
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I prefer the 5150 II over the EVH Stealth model by a small margin, due to a more controllable gain in the former, ime.
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“Hey gang!” “Now you’re NOT going to want to miss THAT video!”
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State of Epicicity
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I love both the 5150 II Lead and the 5150 III Stealth Blue. It's hard for me to choose which I like better.
I think, rather than whatever might slow the loading of amps in the hardware, it would be great instead to have both manufacturer and gain groupings available in Axe-Edit only.
I have memorized the amps since I got an Axe-FX III, but still I find it useful to glance over the entire list. The ability to organize the list in different ways would be helpful. Maybe the ability to create our own categories then organize that way would be the most helpful. Shit, thinking about it that way, I ought to to create a spreadsheet to do just that. Maybe I ought to create an open sheet that anyone can or at least copy and alter. Man, that would be cool if I had the time.
I think, rather than whatever might slow the loading of amps in the hardware, it would be great instead to have both manufacturer and gain groupings available in Axe-Edit only.
I have memorized the amps since I got an Axe-FX III, but still I find it useful to glance over the entire list. The ability to organize the list in different ways would be helpful. Maybe the ability to create our own categories then organize that way would be the most helpful. Shit, thinking about it that way, I ought to to create a spreadsheet to do just that. Maybe I ought to create an open sheet that anyone can or at least copy and alter. Man, that would be cool if I had the time.
You can already sort of do that; there's this older thread that I followed to color-code amps by gain.....
Organizing amps by color/gain
I went thru all of the amps and organized them by color corresponding to gain levels. But that was on my old PC. Is that data saved into a file somewhere that I can migrate over to the new PC, or do I have to start over? Thanks!
But I completely agree -- anything that makes amps more accessible is helpful, whether that's consistent naming, ability to sort / group in different ways, etc. And I'm okay if the editor diverges a bit from the hardware; I definitely use it more for editing / creating / exploring tones....
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You can already sort of do that; there's this older thread that I followed to color-code amps by gain.....
Organizing amps by color/gain
I went thru all of the amps and organized them by color corresponding to gain levels. But that was on my old PC. Is that data saved into a file somewhere that I can migrate over to the new PC, or do I have to start over? Thanks!forum.fractalaudio.com
But I completely agree -- anything that makes amps more accessible is helpful, whether that's consistent naming, ability to sort / group in different ways, etc. And I'm okay if the editor diverges a bit from the hardware; I definitely use it more for editing / creating / exploring tones....
Yeah, true, you can choose one method of organization that way, and represent it by color. Thanks for the link to that thread. I was just thinking along the lines of what has been mentioned by others in this thread that changing the method of organization on the fly would be the best way.
And I'd have three types:
Gain level
Brand: I'd go by brand name itself and ignore conglomerates, meaning I'd separate EVH from Fender. And of course you'd have many brands that are only represented once, like Diamond.
Flavor:
Plexi
Modded Plexi (Hook, Friedman, etc)
SLO (5150, Archon, etc)
etc
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That’s inaccurate, bitch!
I have mine grouped by manufacturer because I think they should be, I just utilize a different way of doing it than what was being discussed.
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I think he meant himselfThat’s inaccurate, bitch!
I have mine grouped by manufacturer because I think they should be, I just utilize a different way of doing it than what was being discussed.
I avoided replying something along the lines of "George being another c word Orv would use" vid links. FWIW; I would put the EVH 5150IIIs with the PV5150s. Mainly because they were the originals? Which probably isn't helping this conversation
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I think he meant himself
I avoided replying something along the lines of "George being another c word Orv would use" vid links. FWIW; I would put the EVH 5150IIIs with the PV5150s. Mainly because they were the originals? Which probably isn't helping this conversation
I can’t believe I’m saying this, but I actually forgot his name was also Drew for a minute.
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