My first impression of HX Stomp

But then you have to deal with the tonex software experience which is a lot like

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Yeah, if you're doing the five-minute test, especially if its your first big boy modeler, it's gonna be a while before you feel like you have a clue what you're doing. Not dumb.
I ran a Roland GP-100 as my main rig from the mid-90s until about 2015. All the editing is on a two row LCD. 😂 I do think the HX Stomp is about 7 lightyears beyond that one.
 
I ran a Roland GP-100 as my main rig from the mid-90s until about 2015. All the editing is on a two row LCD. 😂 I do think the HX Stomp is about 7 lightyears beyond that one.
The big difference between something like that and something like the Stomp is that the preamp in that Roland had a sound; you figured out its sound and learned how to dial it in. Big Boy modelers take a while to find a collection of amps you want to focus on, and then a little while to figure out the secrets to dialing each of those in. It can take a while :beer
 
The big difference between something like that and something like the Stomp is that the preamp in that Roland had a sound; you figured out its sound and learned how to dial it in. Big Boy modelers take a while to find a collection of amps you want to focus on, and then a little while to figure out the secrets to dialing each of those in. It can take a while :beer
Yeah, I really like the US Double Vib and the Solo Lead OD so far. The US Princess is good, too.
 
I’m comparing two cabs, one with a 57 straight on and one at 45°, with an IR recorded with two mics using the Fredman technique.

I know 45° is wrong for the Fredman technique (should be 55°) but it’s all I can do with the Cab block. Regardless, it sounds really nice.

The IR is a marginally better. More importantly, it’s one less block. Is there a way to put two mics on a cab block?
 
I’m comparing two cabs, one with a 57 straight on and one at 45°, with an IR recorded with two mics using the Fredman technique.

I know 45° is wrong for the Fredman technique (should be 55°) but it’s all I can do with the Cab block. Regardless, it sounds really nice.

The IR is a marginally better. More importantly, it’s one less block. Is there a way to put two mics on a cab block?

You have to select dual cabs and load a mic on each cab.
 
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