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We would be happy to make a better version of this if we were allowed to.
If only there was an open source alternative that you were free to develop and tune to your needs (higher quality or lesser quality lightweight models).We would be happy to make a better version of this if we were allowed to.
When they put it on some hardware. I see the big fat tonex sized pedal coming out soon for itIf only there was an open source alternative that you were free to develop and tune to your needs (higher quality or lesser quality lightweight models).
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I cant remember the NAM name of the thing... NAM it.
Even if they knew, I don't think they'd be allowed to admit.IK Multimedia laughs when I say their customer service sucks!
Maybe that is the problem? Their customer service SUCKS, but their software blows big, sweaty, hairy goat nuts!
I dunno your exact current usage of tonex but if I wanted a capture solution to use live I'd consider a cheap tonex pedal for a quick off/on solution... if it was anything more involved than that I'd probably just grab some form of kemper or QC for the full bells and whistles (multi instrument routing is super handy as well).When they put it on some hardware. I see the big fat tonex sized pedal coming out soon for it
I don't know why I'd want a kemper. And on the scale of IK software sucking, its a DREAM compared to QC! Holy crap. I'll take Tonex any day over that.I dunno your exact current usage of tonex but if I wanted a capture solution to use live I'd consider a cheap tonex pedal for a quick off/on solution... if it was anything more involved than that I'd probably just grab some form of kemper or QC for the full bells and whistles (multi instrument routing is super handy as well).
If tonex is anything like helix and the presets are human readable and unencrypted, then, just like Helix, you could make a pretty handy text editor/librarian to handle the really tedious crap in the Tonex software, same way you can text replace the amp in a bulk of Helix presets.When you start talking about wanting to mess with the tonex software yourself all I can think is... there's probably a better solution out there hah. And if you're legitimately talking about crafting a super usable end to end solution I think a strong minded person/team would bring out a tonex rival using NAM as the foundation. Heck Tonocracy kind of did it but that has its own quirks and its been an oddly long time since it launched and we still don't see a tonocracy pedal.
Did you do this from the comfort of your armchair, or did you roll out a spiffy office chair for the occasion?I poked at them with the sqlite3 command-line too...
And on the scale of IK software sucking, its a DREAM compared to QC! Holy crap. I'll take Tonex any day over that.
Yeah that statement makes 0 sense
Wow. Where can @pipelineaudio collect his prize?Even I have to admit that's probably going to be a stretch
Claims of "most x ever" are almost always hyperbole (go change a clock on a VCR) but ToneX is crazy counter-intuitive and just sort of clumsy.Funny reading the above when I just came off the NDSP Discord where someone just said they were sending back a Tone X they got a couple of days ago because it was the most unintuitive piece of equipment they ever used. And stated that even the Ampero has a better UX.
I don't know what any of that means as I haven't used either but I suspect hyperbole.
Idk it might not be lolI don't know what any of that means as I haven't used either but I suspect hyperbole somewhere.
Not from the person on the Discord anyway.Idk it might not be lol
Yeah I can understand raking NDSP over the coals for e.g content management as it's just "bearable" at best, but Tonex is much worse IMO.Claims of "most x ever" are almost always hyperbole (go change a clock on a VCR) but ToneX is crazy counter-intuitive and just sort of clumsy.
Meanwhile, even (most?) people who hate a hundred other things about the QC will admit that its UI/UX are best in class. And the software - though embarrassingly late in arriving - mirrors the on-device UI exactly.
Are we talking organization/ discoverability of content on neuraldsp.com/cloud, or on the device itself?Yeah I can understand raking NDSP over the coals for e.g content management as it's just "bearable" at best, but Tonex is much worse IMO.