Tonex Pedal....It's REAL

[Mongillo19]

Without. I think? I have a clean tone and a dirty tone dialed in. Then hit it with a variety of boosts. I have my direct box ready. The first capture (and related configuration annoyances) is going to tell me how much I do or don't regret my purchase.

How long does the complex capture route take these days....or is it PC dependent

 

[texhex]

Without. I think? I have a clean tone and a dirty tone dialed in. Then hit it with a variety of boosts. I have my direct box ready. The first capture (and related configuration annoyances) is going to tell me how much I do or don't regret my purchase.

I’m doing mine without. Hoping these are under an hour to make. If they turn out well I may ditch the Kemper.

 

[JiveTurkey]

How long does the complex capture route take these days....or is it PC dependent

Probably forever

 

[texhex]

How long does the complex capture route take these days....or is it PC dependent

Depends on GPU (nvidia preferred) and PC/intel instead of Mac/M1.

 

[Deadpan]

How long does the complex capture route take these days....or is it PC dependent

Actual training time is 17 minutes for me.

A Nvidia graphics card that has cuda cores is necessary.

 

[DrewJD82]

And the word c**t!

I’ll agree to shared custody.

 

[Orvillain]

Oi! Australia wants a word mate.

I’ll agree to shared custody.

tut tut tut... you colonials...

 

[texhex]

Actual training time is 17 minutes for me.

A Nvidia graphics card that has cuda cores is necessary.

Advanced training? What are your PC specs?

 

[Orvillain]

Advanced training is about 14-15minutes on my machine. I've got a 3060ti GPU which gets hammered when doing the training, so I know it is defo using the CUDA cores.

 

[Deadpan]

Advanced training? What are your PC specs?

Advanced, Amd Ryzen 5 with Nvidia 3060 mobile.

 

[Deadpan]

Advanced training is about 14-15minutes on my machine. I've got a 3060ti GPU which gets hammered when doing the training, so I know it is defo using the CUDA cores.

My cuda runs at 96-98% while training.

 

[Orvillain]

My cuda runs at 96-98% while training.

Yeah same. My CPU is barely being touched. AMD Ryzen 5950X.

 

[texhex]

By the time I’ve refined a few times Kemper profiles are easily 10-15 minutes. As long as I’m under 30 mins I think I can live with that.

 

[Gearzilla]

ToneX is likely only going to be as good as the aftermarket captures.

There’s already a number of really good ones included or for free.

 

[GTR37]

Seeing as many are jumping on the train maybe we should open a ToneX top captures thread so that all the cool stuff is in one place and easy to find , probably save a lot of time and frustration surfing through the app

 

[paisleywookiee]

Oi! Australia wants a word mate.

I think the British shipped the people that said c*nt to Australia, no?

Sorry,

 

[Mongillo19]

Yeah same. My CPU is barely being touched. AMD Ryzen 5950X.

What's your username on ToneX so I can ask you again in 2 months just like last time

 

[Sascha Franck]

If all you care about is profiles in your board, why even bother with the QC anymore?

I'd say it largely depends how you prefer to deal with switching, patch organisation and what not (especially or maybe even sort of exclusively when playing live). Preparing things and switching a network of programmable devices can become quite of a chore, especially in case you need sort of a lot of different sounds. This is where all-in-one devices clearly win (unless you've got the nerve and money to build, configure and maintain a large loop-switcher and MIDI mapper controlled board), but in case your needs are either modest or you'd just like to freely fool around with various states of various devices, then a collection of individual things might be the way to go.
Personally, if I were to build a modeling/capturing based setup for a well-planned and rehearsed set, I'd defenitely go for an all-in-one solution whereas for pretty much anything else I'd go for some "middle ground" thing (which is what I'm actually using these days).

 

[pipelineaudio]

How deep is this thing really? I wonder if I can stick it on the underside of my pedalboard ( https://pedaltrain.com/products/pt-n32-sc )
Might barely fit with the knobs and switches between the rails

 

[bdrepko]

It's too bad they didn't include the capture technology in the pedal itself.

Then it would have been 9 inches and nobody could fit it on their pedalboard. Sorry, I just had to!