IK Multimedia TONEX

[KingsXJJ]

You mean just turn them off in the editor on the preset or under global settings?

Well, any way, You guys are using it in more advanced ways than me but I enjoy reading the discussions and learning. Basic use is pretty nice as well.

 

[EOengineer]

We may have a remedy for that coming very, very soon. I know you're not a metal guy, but am I correct that you dig the SLO?


I'll certainly be using it more. I'm playing around with it right now to understand the UI a little better and see all that's going on in here, when I'm not getting lost noodling, but as of now this seems to me that it's everything it claims to be. While I don't care how accurate the knob turning is, I was still impressed with how turning the knobs responded how I assumed they would on an amp, not like turning the high end up with a basic EQ.

I would have to imagine that anyone who actually tries it out and maybe had access to some known great sounding profiles there wouldn't be a whole lot of criticism. I know I definitely went from skeptical to looking for more profiles in less than 24 hours.

 

[JiveTurkey]

 

[DrewJD82]

I still think it's lost that you can snag the Tone X One for $150 and for us here on the digital forum, throw it in the loop of a digital unit we already have. I think it would be a cool companion for the FM9 or FM3

When I remembered my uncle is coming to visit this weekend I put a post-it note on my computer to remember to show him the ToneX One. He's been churning and burning all the cheaper modeling units for the last few years, Mooers and Nux and Boss. He caught wind of the amp-in-a-box pedals like the UA and Friedman stuff, I think he's going to shit a little brick over the ToneX One. He had a heart attack a couple years back that really took a lot out of him, he's been on the small rig hunt ever since.

But yeah, definitely a pretty killer option to throw in the loop of a modeler for those oddball amps that aren't them, for sure.