Achilles
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The posts of people saying theirs caught on fire were entertaining to say the least.
The Tonex does run a tad warmer when I'm wailing on the Blades.....
The posts of people saying theirs caught on fire were entertaining to say the least.
@JiveTurkey should be by any minute now...I didn't even know how to get into the Global Settings before today so I didn't adjust it to +7.5 by accident.
I very vaguely recall a bumpy history with how IK handled levels due to an oversight in the release firmware where the hardware input level was WAY hotter than expected at the default 0db when compared to the plugin - then everyone started setting their input to -7.5 on the hardware to match the software.TONEX USERS PSA:
For anyone else dumb enough not to check this on day 1.....
Was watching a Jason Sadites video about level matching presets and he touched on the global input trim setting,
and why he keeps it at 0.0 - so his guitars, pickups, playing dynamics, etc. take care of the input level hitting the
front end of the captures.
Makes perfect sense so I figure I better double check mine to make sure it's good.
Brand spanking new out of a cellophane wrapped box the input trim was set at FREAKING +7.5 !?!?!!!!
No wonder my keeper profile yields have been so small so far - everything was getting goosed up front.
At 0.0 my three top profiles are so much more distinct - eyes closed I could easily tell them apart by amp now.
They'd all been great but a bit too similar in maxed out gain - go figure. The Soldano's still a screamer while both
the Boogie and Helios are less gained out and have a more touch sensitivity - still high gain though.
Going to re-load everything from the SLO100, Mark IIC+, and M-Zero OD packs I bought and take all the captures
for another spin.
I didn't even know how to get into the Global Settings before today so I didn't adjust it to +7.5 by accident.
What do you guys think of the sound?
Did this with Tonex today as part of a plug chain. Embarrassed by the playing but, it is what it is. What do you guys think of the sound?
Because after IK made some changes from the initial release +7.5 - 8 on the input trim is 0dBU equivalent. It depends on your pickups, but with anything less than 7.5 with PAFs or Mid output PAFs 12.8 ish sounds and feels weak to me. Might be fine for high output pickups.TONEX USERS PSA:
For anyone else dumb enough not to check this on day 1.....
Was watching a Jason Sadites video about level matching presets and he touched on the global input trim setting,
and why he keeps it at 0.0 - so his guitars, pickups, playing dynamics, etc. take care of the input level hitting the
front end of the captures.
Makes perfect sense so I figure I better double check mine to make sure it's good.
Brand spanking new out of a cellophane wrapped box the input trim was set at FREAKING +7.5 !?!?!!!!
No wonder my keeper profile yields have been so small so far - everything was getting goosed up front.
At 0.0 my three top profiles are so much more distinct - eyes closed I could easily tell them apart by amp now.
They'd all been great but a bit too similar in maxed out gain - go figure. The Soldano's still a screamer while both
the Boogie and Helios are less gained out and have a more touch sensitivity - still high gain though.
Going to re-load everything from the SLO100, Mark IIC+, and M-Zero OD packs I bought and take all the captures
for another spin.
I didn't even know how to get into the Global Settings before today so I didn't adjust it to +7.5 by accident.
likely their output system or input gain settings.Why do so many people dislike the amalgam high gain stuff? So far their 5150 and dual recto are my favorite of all the captured I’ve found so far
QC time?
I had the Ceres a very long time ago. Would love to try one again!View attachment 26604
Two channels and three modes. (don't use the simple clean channel)
The blue side is tighter and where I live for leads and heavy stuff.
Purple is thicker with more give. Don't like it gained up but dialed down in Classic mode it's perfect EOB.
According to Rhodes Classic = 80s Marshall, Vintage HG = 90s modded Marshall, and Full Sat = SLO lead channel
#1 blue, vintage HG, pretty gained up
#2 blue, full sat, same gain as #1
#3 purple, classic, low gain
Been living like this for a few days and really don't need anything else.
WHAT DIDN'T WORK
Fell right back into too much fiddling about with the whole box tethered to a PC thing.
I still got both the Myasnikov (Soldano) and PAL800 (Marshall) pre-amp pedals to mix things up.