Nobels coming in the Axe

[SwirlyMaple]

@SwirlyMaple, that's for a 10-22k 10sec sweep, you should get a really nice flat line.

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Thanks James. Your overlap setting is higher than what I was using, which will help smooth things out more.

I see you’re using a slope of 3, so I’m guessing your sine sweep file is logarithmic (more time spent in the lower frequencies) vs. linear (sweep progresses through frequency range at a linear rate)? With these FFT analyzers like SPAN, a linear vs. log sweep (referring to the time domain; amplitude is constant) changes the measured output slope, which definitely had me a bit confused at first until I read up on it.

 

[James Freeman]

Yep, my sweep is logarithmic created with REW.

 

[luckymethod]

I can't believe the day has come when @luckymethod has something positive to say about the Helix...

Who are you, and what have you done with the real @luckymethod?

I haven't changed my mind tbh, the amp modeling is miles away from the fractal and the reverbs are still very forgettable but modulation and pitch effects are really good and I'm definitely not one to get hung up on the logo on the box.

 

[yeky83]

The HX Klon plot does have that hump for lower level input signals. It flattens out as you get to a “high” signal level

That’s what I mean, I don’t think it should flatten out like that…?

 

[Boudoir Guitar]

I haven't changed my mind tbh, the amp modeling is miles away from the fractal and the reverbs are still very forgettable but modulation and pitch effects are really good and I'm definitely not one to get hung up on the logo on the box.