You mustn't have reset your amp block!I might be wrong, but I think the wiki list of DynaCabs is bigger than what is in my fm9. I’ll check later, but is it possible i’m missing a lot of dyna cabs? Is there something you have to do to add new ones with a FW or are they just packaged in it? Mine came with 6.0 installed and I just updated to 7.0.
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You mustn't have reset your amp block!
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I was totally joking.I didn’t lol. I’m afraid to ask, but should I have reset something? I expected that would reset my basic parameters, which wouldn’t really accomplish anything other than starting over entirely.
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I was totally joking.
You could try the "refresh after firmware" menu option and you could also download the separate DynaCab file and reinstall.
Hi all !
Need some advice please re: Cab Block Settings. I use an IR of a Celestion Classic Lead 80.
What Cab settings in " Low Cut, High Cut, Low Slope and High Slope " would most closely mimic the official Celestion CL 80 Frequency chart as shown below ?
Many thanks in advance,
Ben
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is this a graph of the measured speaker output? and you want to mimic that using a cab IR mic’d with a studio mic? how come?
Glad you have them!I’m a dork. They’re all on my unit. Maybe they weren’t before I did the update? Or maybe I’m just stupid and they were always there…
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History --->I see now you were replying to the one about the DynaCabs I thought you were replying to the changes I noticed in the amp sounds post 7.0 upgrade, so I missed the joke…
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Aahh not mine someone on FAS did it just wanted to post it for allThank you for spreadsheeting so that we don't have to![]()
Did you change your signature from Kemper to FAS?Hi !
I have my FM3 and am using an IR of a 2x12 Closed Back Celestion CL80 which I bought.
Live I either am just using stage volume or going to FOH from the IR.
I saw the Celestion official graph - and I assumed it represented how the speaker put out its frequencies / should-best sound (?)
I am very far from an expert on this topic !
As such I was wondering what EQ and Slope cuts I could use in the Cab Block to best mimic this frequency response (?)
I very well however could be totally misinterpreting and misunderstanding what this Celestion graph actually means / represents (?)
Thanks.
Ben
Did you change your signature from Kemper to FAS?
Regardless, your post confused me. The frequency response graph provided by Celestion should be used only as a reference, it obviously doesn't take into account the end to end solution. Your guitar will be a factor, the room will be a factor, the P.A. It's up to you on what the overall sound is. Even then if you are going to a mixing board, they should be EQing to fit the mix.
Having said all that the standard practice for many is a general low cut at 80hz and a high cut around 5K or 6K at a 12db slope although I find that too aggressive. 4k with a 6 db slope sounds better to me but that depends on the sound you are looking for.
Celestion IRs are generally brighter than most so that will also be a factor. Every IR vendor has their own technique which is why preference fluctuates between people.
Another option is DynaCabs but to this point, I still prefer traditional IRs. Just me. (mostly related to my vendor sentence)
No worries Ben. I'm a bit of a nut when it comes to impulse responses but I kind of do things backwards compared to others. I don't look to the real speakers first. I dial in a tone that I like by randomly trying a lot of IRs then try to figure out the actual curve after all is said and done to see why I like it.Many thanks for the information. Yep .... I was on the KPA but tried the FM3 again when FW 8 CX3 was released and am sticking with it and sold my KPA.
Thanks again,
Ben