that was my ground noise and if I didn't have an xlr cable connected that's what I would get. Recording analog gave me no issues with xlr connected. I was just asking the OP to try but didn't get a response so I guess I'll never know.Too many ambiguities here. QC vs. QCM vs. Nano... and more importantly: there are distinct types of noise. I wouldn't call the noise in that video hum at all. It sounds more like a static charge. The last time I heard anything like that, someone here (was it @Sascha Franck?) was describing a "zipper noise" he heard when moving his hand over his pickguard. This is the very first time I've heard of this problem being associated with QC or QCM.
The devil's in the details.
I’m a FASshole at heart, but I’ve kinda rooted for Neural to come good. This is a vote more for the form factor than anything else, which kind of slots in great to bounce from the desk to my pedalboard. Unlike my first pass using the QC, when I was entirely digital, I have a real interest in capturing my own analog gear now, particularly digitizing my rack. Being able to mix and match my caps plus the plugs could be really cool. Who knows.
The V2 Capture process is so good. It just works.
If you have a favorite IR copy it to the device and you can use that IR as a stand-in when making a V2 Capture. The Capture won't have a Cab (it will be direct) and only uses the IR in the Capture process as a stand-in but you can use that same IR in a Preset. And it remembers all the settings for the next time. I friggin love it.
About 10 mins, and just one at a time. But these the V2 captures sound and feel grate!
The V2 uses more resources, so I would do all in one where appropriate.
I would try both, I would think all would be good
No, but I use youtube on my TV!
The V2 Capture process is so good. It just works.
If you have a favorite IR copy it to the device and you can use that IR as a stand-in when making a V2 Capture. The Capture won't have a Cab (it will be direct) and only uses the IR in the Capture process as a stand-in but you can use that same IR in a Preset. And it remembers all the settings for the next time. I friggin love it.
As SeeD said, about 10 minutes-ish. Idk, I’m not in a “strapped for time” mindset when I do this lol - and I have no sympathy for capture vendors’ complaints that it takes long
It’s MikaelDez - I’m following you already because I saw you in the Cortex Cloud wild a long time ago lol
The more I use it, the more I like it.
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A few things to note on my Captures and Presets.
All the Captures are Direct (no Cab). All the Presets use the same IR.
The Drive, Reverb and Delay are set to Footswitches F, G, H. Turning on the Delay will also turn on a 5 second Blossom Reverb. Any lower gain Preset was setup with using a Drive in mind but they still sound good without a Drive. I can't believe how good the Mesa Multi-Watt Rectifier Channel 1 Pushed came out this morning for a lower gain drive sound.
The hearing in my...
Can’t wait to try those out!
