Sascha Franck
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I didn't bother looking because I already have Max...
Ah, ok!
I didn't bother looking because I already have Max...
Oh wow, that display is even more last-millenium than what I thought already.
Decided to take a look - it comes with Amplitude 5 and ToneX Max.Ah, ok!
Decided to take a look - it comes with Amplitude 5 and ToneX Max.
so I guess anyone who already owns Tonex isn't going to get a discount
I kinda like it.
You can buy a licence transfer for €19.99, so I may look into as some point, but I'm not overly bothered either way!But couldn't you just sell your version?
Reading through the manual.
320mA is pretty decent, no issue for any modern multi-PSU.
Got a link for the manual? The one from the other side's thread doesn't seem to work anymore.
I don't care for the workflow of hunting down the "perfect" captures, hate the ToneX app, already own a Fractal for "a ton of options".
This is confirmed, but only for users who have ToneX Max, which I thought I did, but it turns out it was only the "standard" edition, which was €100 less than Max anyway.Over at "The Other Plaice", someone has just said that registered ToneX owners get a $100 discount code at checkout when they order direct from IK, but I didn't get any such code here in the UK.
Custom IRs can only be uploaded by making them part of a preset. Which is a bit weird. If you want to have many custom IRs you have to put them into presets whether you use them or not.
No better than the QC, this gatekeeping cloud bullshit needs to stop.
320mA is pretty decent, no issue for any modern multi-PSU.
Got a link for the manual? The one from the other side's thread doesn't seem to work anymore.
The manual is a bit unclear about it as it's spread out a bit, but you can change the amp and cab models in the preset on the unit itself.Well, at least you can bake *your* IRs into *your* presets on *your* computer without any need to be online. But it seems to be impossible to combine different models with different IRs on the unit itself. Which IMO is quite short-sighted.
This link does work -but only- if you Right Click and "Save link as..."
The manual is a bit unclear about it as it's spread out a bit, but you can change the amp and cab models in the preset on the unit itself.