JiveTurkey
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This makes MUCH more sense.I don’t get the difficulty or complication at all. On the QC you tap the lane Output and select Row 3 or 4. It’s literally a 2 second process.
This makes MUCH more sense.I don’t get the difficulty or complication at all. On the QC you tap the lane Output and select Row 3 or 4. It’s literally a 2 second process.
The dual path management is one of the few things that is not pretty intuitive to do on the Helix. Without reading to manual you are unlikely to know you can do this or that you should do this. To be fair it's the same deal on the QC because they copied that functionality.
Only other buried thing is snapshots adjusting parameters. There's really no way other than the manual to discover that "hold this knob and turn" makes a snapshot control. I am all for shortcuts like these, because they make it easy for users familiar with the gear. But there should be a second way to do it by just using a menu.
I think it depends on useTBF; I 1000% do not want a digital/modeling device without a screen to see what's going on. I don't care how much silk screened dedicated controls are on said device. I need some sort of menu system.
The vocals were definitely something that grew on me but 100 percent can see why it turns people off. I just can't enough of the j u i c y breakdowns and calloutsI am a generation too old for them I love the heaviness but the vocals kill it. And I LOVE extreme vocals. Just dude's particular style I can't get with? I will say between that guitarist and Wes Hauch rundown from a while back; 7 string Ibanez Iceman GAS is a definitely a thing
My opinion may be worthless here on account of my being such a nerd. I honestly found it pretty obvious from the get go.The problem (on the Helix) is for something that for a piece of gear people bend over backwards 15 times over to tell you how easy it is to use; it's not intuitive. At all.
I PM'd you on this point yesterday and I'm still not following. Why do you have to place a block on the wrong lane and then "pull it down" to the right one? Why not just put it where you need it in the first place?Is the QC the same? The HX you have to drop a block on the chain then manually pull it down. IIRC.
So FAS' latest defense is that it's every bit as unpleasant to use as it looks like it's supposed to be?IIRC. I went to supposed UI h#ll in FAS land but I just learned how to use it. Everything is generally so obtuse at first glance that nothing really stopped me in my tracks because everything had the potential to stop me in my tracks
Yeah, I do find figuring out how to do this level of preset configuration in Fractal to be like relearning a foreign language that has two extra letters in its alphabet every damn time. Which is why I just run simple presets and switch amongst them. The Audience Hasn't Noticed My Gaps YetOn the other hand, spending 20 minutes setting up channels and snapshots on Fractal will make me foam at the mouth. Different strokes. Or possibly aneurisms.
But this is basically identical to HX (except the touchscreen makes it slightly easier than the joystick/knob routine. That's what she said.)This makes MUCH more sense.
Go to the output block of path 1 and choose destination input of path 2.Don't make me buy another godd@mn HX to re-remember what about this process drove me nuts To continue the chain; you had to drop a block and pull it down to another lane. Or I am living in a long ago fever dream.
Was it where I wanted to split the top path so you had to grab a block and drag it down for that?Go to the output block of path 1 and choose destination input of path 2.
The whole, "The UI is identical, Line 6 should sue!" bit is a little overblown IMO. I'm no lawyer, but it's notable that Yamaha/Line 6 hasn't bothered with it.How was Neural just able to copy that interface/workflow functionality? I’m surprised Line6 didn’t have some IP on it and/or try to fight them for it.
Guess you'll just have to buy that QC after allDon't make me buy another godd@mn HX to re-remember what about this process drove me nuts To continue the chain; you had to drop a block and pull it down to another lane. Or I am living in a long ago fever dream.
Don't buy another godd@mn HX. Buy a godd@mn QC. It's the same.Don't make me buy another godd@mn HX to re-remember what about this process drove me nuts To continue the chain; you had to drop a block and pull it down to another lane. Or I am living in a long ago fever dream.
The final annoyance frontier was on device footswitch configuration. I forced myself to work with it a couple of times when I needed to tweak my transferred gigging presets and it was certainly not fun but do-able.Yeah, I do find figuring out how to do this level of preset configuration in Fractal to be like relearning a foreign language that has two extra letters in its alphabet every damn time. Which is why I just run simple presets and switch amongst them. The Audience Hasn't Noticed My Gaps Yet
Don't buy another godd@mn HX. Buy a godd@mn QC. It's the same.
For parallel processing on one lane, yes, that sounds about right.Was it where I wanted to split the top path so you had to grab a block and drag it down for that?
Yep. That was it.For parallel processing on one lane, yes, that sounds about right.