ragingplatypi
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This. Especially for the Stomp users.One of the biggest things about the new release is the reduction in DSP for the Cabs and IR's. Now you easily squeeze a bit more into any patch.
This. Especially for the Stomp users.One of the biggest things about the new release is the reduction in DSP for the Cabs and IR's. Now you easily squeeze a bit more into any patch.
I was able to log in, after trying 350 times, but that was it Giving up for now until traffic clears up a bit.Geez, my HXEdit can't reach the L6 servers. Killing me, haha
We broke the internet. Like HBO on a Sunday.Geez, my HXEdit can't reach the L6 servers. Killing me, haha
A block limit is a block limit though. Correct? Reducing DSP is great but you are still at 8 blocks. So if you are replacing an amp and separate IR block with one amp+cab block; that will yield extra room in a preset. Unless I am missing some math somewhereThis. Especially for the Stomp users.
A block limit is a block limit though. Correct? Reducing DSP is great but you are still at 8 blocks. So if you are replacing an amp and separate IR block with one amp+cab block; that will yield extra room in a preset. Unless I am missing some math somewhere
Personally I’m okay on blocks, but want to break out from the Litigator and Bass amps for my fancy reverb and pitch patches.A block limit is a block limit though. Correct? Reducing DSP is great but you are still at 8 blocks. So if you are replacing an amp and separate IR block with one amp+cab block; that will yield extra room in a preset. Unless I am missing some math somewhere
Finally is here, then.
Explain what this does in practical terms…"Disable Snapshot Control over Parameter Assignments"
A block limit is a block limit though. Correct? Reducing DSP is great but you are still at 8 blocks. So if you are replacing an amp and separate IR block with one amp+cab block; that will yield extra room in a preset. Unless I am missing some math somewhere
Me to… like I am a five year old.Explain what this does in practical terms…
Explain what this does in practical terms…
The reducing of dsp in the cab block may help to use certain combinations of blocks that was not possible before. I need to test it, but I can say that I’m always riding on the dsp with my use of several reverbs and delay. This is mostly because I’m almost always using a A+C block. The new cab will help me squeeze more into a preset.A block limit is a block limit though. Correct? Reducing DSP is great but you are still at 8 blocks. So if you are replacing an amp and separate IR block with one amp+cab block; that will yield extra room in a preset. Unless I am missing some math somewhere