synthpenguin
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Haven’t been able to play toooo much more, but yeah, still very happy with my FM9 purchase :)
For now I’ve mainly been sticking with the Fenders, and surprisingly the Tweed Deluxe, Vibro-Champ (!), and Deluxe Reverb, which are not the amps I said I was most interested in before lol. Also, really cool to take an AC-30 and up the negative feedback for a “best of both worlds” thing.
I messed around a bit with getting a Magnatone vibrato too. I love harmonic tremolo, but I couldn’t really get it there with that, but I got “close enough” with the phaser (in one of the univibe modes), which makes sense I guess. Then I saw a video that took a similar approach, but used a panner block for the stereo effect, and that works pretty nicely too!
I might attempt to make a full Twilighter Stereo patch now. I think the amp itself is more or less a tweaked Deluxe Reverb with a mid control…
And ugh the delays are so good and fun to mess with. Obviously, but yeah. I’m gonna attempt to recreate the Strymon oil can delay with a multitap later as well!
Lmao hopefully not!!!!
I’m confident now that the FM3 wouldn’t haven’t been quite enough for me, and that the FM9 was the right call, but the FM9 is also more than enough for me.
If I start talking Axe-FX, somebody stop me… lol
I’m really curious about trying this when it trickles down to FM9! I haven’t done extensive testing of boosting the input of the amp block, and only with internal drives when I have, but I’ve been happy with this aspect so far.
For now I’ve mainly been sticking with the Fenders, and surprisingly the Tweed Deluxe, Vibro-Champ (!), and Deluxe Reverb, which are not the amps I said I was most interested in before lol. Also, really cool to take an AC-30 and up the negative feedback for a “best of both worlds” thing.
I messed around a bit with getting a Magnatone vibrato too. I love harmonic tremolo, but I couldn’t really get it there with that, but I got “close enough” with the phaser (in one of the univibe modes), which makes sense I guess. Then I saw a video that took a similar approach, but used a panner block for the stereo effect, and that works pretty nicely too!
I might attempt to make a full Twilighter Stereo patch now. I think the amp itself is more or less a tweaked Deluxe Reverb with a mid control…
And ugh the delays are so good and fun to mess with. Obviously, but yeah. I’m gonna attempt to recreate the Strymon oil can delay with a multitap later as well!
See you in 6 months when you get an AXE-FX 3![]()
Lmao hopefully not!!!!
I’m confident now that the FM3 wouldn’t haven’t been quite enough for me, and that the FM9 was the right call, but the FM9 is also more than enough for me.
If I start talking Axe-FX, somebody stop me… lol
Axe-Fx III Firmware Release Notes
31.01
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Improved Amp block preamp modeling (again). This yields more accurate behavior when the amp input is pushed (e.g., when using an internal or external overdrive/boost).
I’m really curious about trying this when it trickles down to FM9! I haven’t done extensive testing of boosting the input of the amp block, and only with internal drives when I have, but I’ve been happy with this aspect so far.

