Posts by Corstroe

A scenario for me would be ike the examples kevinduren mentioned.

Or another example: One morph pedal controls the delay time for tape echo slowdown effects and the other would be available for Rev/Dly mix or Dist/Boost mix levels etc.

Introducing morphing of the Rig parameters opened up a lot of possibilities at the time. I have always been waiting for a second morphing controller to manipulate a second set of rig parameters. Where one rig parameter can only be controlled by one morphing controller.

Regardless the implementation, it is a great initiative involving the user community.

Thanks!

Sorry, BlendIR is Torpedo format only. There is no export to WAV

Check this: https://www.two-notes.com/blendir

It is in the top left menu:

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I was just making a backup of some profiles and came along this one. The profile was a direct profile of the La Grange with medium gain setting, 50/50 blend, structure middle position through a Flynn JTM45. I needed to replace the cab (commercial) with a free Ownhammer Mesa v30.

I more or less quote myself from the originating thread in reply to the "to tempo"

Using "To Temo" is a semi workaround. You can enable tempo for the rig and morph the delay time in note value.
The disadvantage is that the delays will morph in steps and not smooth. Another disadvantage is that moving from a 40ms short slapback to a 550ms, long feedback delay is not precise enough. BTW morphing Feedback from 40-125% without enabling "infinite" separately would be likable

There is a semi workaround. You can enable tempo for the rig and morph the delay time in note value. This way you don't have the "tape echo like"-effect. For me the result is closer than mixing two delays.
The disadvantage is that the delays will morph in steps and not smooth. Another disadvantage is that moving from a 40ms short slapback to a 550ms, 100% feedback delay is not precise enough. BTW morphing Feedback from 40-125% without enabling "infinite" separately would be likable

In my experience the flashback X4 and Alter Ego X4 have no issues at all. Never used the small version though.

Yes, the delay mix is louder than before the upgrade when the Delay Volume in 3.3 or older was a negative value.
I tested this with 2 Kempers side-by-side. This is probably a result from losing the Delay Volume parameter.

Personally I think it is a shame that the Delay Volume disappeared. With high delay mix, you are able to control unity volume from within the delay itself, instead of correcting with the Rig volume. This has also consequences when using the delay stomp On/Off.

Done

I like the idea of back and forth morphing!

You would miss the minor though. e.g. Public beta 3.3.0 has recently been updated with new bug fixes to Build 11973

Do you have an active loop in one of the effect slots?

A display mode with big Slot names would be very welcome

Confirmed. 3.2.1 DOES fix the switching issue.

Re-produced, yes. Found the cause of the issue, I don't know.

Roel

Just as an update. Support is able to recreate the issue. Lets hope we see a short-term solution.

Been testing all day. Nothing much yet, only one thing I can consistently re-create.

• I downloaded the Michael Wagener RP (May) and used the "MW - Rand L. TS Bogus" rig
• In the stomp section (A) I replaced the effect with the Mouse distortion (NO other effects)
• Go to Output page 5/7, check Pure Cabinet and change the value of Pure Cabinet
• I consisently get digital noise
• When I add an additional Graphic EQ in slot X (so only Mouse in A and GEQ in X), the noise dissappears.

Different combinations get different results, My slots are using the cab from this rig, and I happen to like the Mouse.....

I am in the same boat. Gigged with 3.2 and using IEM. Only occasional clicks (also before 3.2). Until now, out of the blue this...