hi,
http://forum.fractalaudio.com/…-version-10-00-stuff.html
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Implemented “Multi-point Iterative Matching and Impedance Correction” technology (MIMIC, TM, Patent Applied For) to amp models. MIMIC applies analytic signals to an amplifier and captures the fine nuances of each amp at various points in the circuit and corrects each model vs. its theoretical implementation.
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ao 
That sounds like profiling....... 
MIMIC applies analytic signals to an amplifier and captures the fine nuances of each amp at various points in the circuit and corrects each model vs. its theoretical implementation.
That sounds like profiling.......
IMO, from reading about it.
This will not be available in the unit itself, but this technique will be used to refine existing, and future amp models.
In other words, owners will not be able to apply MIMIC to their own amps.
It will only be used by R&D, and then loaded by firmware update.
That sounds like profiling.......
... But only in a theoretical sense.
Nothing is actually captured and profiled.
MIMIC applies analytic signals to an amplifier and captures the fine nuances of each amp at various points in the circuit
Nothing is actually captured and profiled.
Nothing is being "captured and profiled" by the user, but this sounds similar to Profiling ("applies analytic signals to an amplifier")
Line 6 and other companies also measure and probe amps with signals to get better modeling.
It's still based on component modeling and IR's which is completely different from what profiling is doing.
I guess it means another unavoidable total amp remake and re-tweak of the axe patches again with this firmware.
It will be fun to try it and compare with the previous axe firmware.
Line 6 and other companies also measure and probe amps with signals to get better modeling.
It's still based on component modeling and IR's which is completely different from what profiling is doing.
I guess it means another unavoidable total amp remake and re-tweak of the axe patches again with this firmware.
It will be fun to try it and compare with the previous axe firmware.
Doesn't sound like profiling or tone matching to me. Looks like is getting even closer to emulating the actual circuit.
QuoteMIMIC has the advantage of applying these corrections at the appropriate location in the amp model rather than as just an output EQ so that the various controls of the model behave virtually identically to the actual amp.
