There is clearly a difference between the emulated Mesa Boogie sound and the real thing, but for getting new song ideas, scratch tracks, quickly recording ideas, Pod Farm cannot be beat. Line 6 has always been known are one of the leaders when it comes to the modeling world. POD Farm was released back then, and it was a pretty big hit. This time, they improved upon the VST even more. The interface itself is extremely easy to you.
Everything is laid out in a user friendly manner, and recreating your favorite preset from your POD should be a cinch. In fact, I actually find it easier to work with on the computer than scrolling through all the menus on the actual POD. I never read the manual, so I can't comment on that. However, Line 6 usually does a pretty good job at However, Line 6 usually does a pretty good job at writing manuals.
As stated, the actual configuration of everything is nice and easy. I just load it up into my favorite DAW on its own buss, and it's good to go from there. It was pretty rock stable, for the most part. In fact, I can't really recall the last time I had a Line 6 program crash on me, but I'm sure there are some out there who have had it happen to them. I'm running a Mac Pro with Logic Studio 9 , so that could be one reason why I experience stability with this plugin.
I've never tried this particular one on a PC, so your results may vary. The VST itself isn't too much of a huge memory hog, but I have experienced a few issues with the computer bogging down when I'm adding a ton of these to separate busses. If you're lacking RAM and processing power, it might be something of a concern. I've been using the software for the past year now. That said, I'm not the biggest fan of POD stuff because it still feels just like a modeler to me. You have that specific trebly and grainy sound that can't be dialed out, and it lacks the dynamics and feel of a real tube amp.
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Walrus Audio Reverb Giveaway! Stompboxtober Day Supro Flanger. In the second photo PF2 the mic is a '67 condensor'. It's the same mic in the first photo PF1 however, you have to look at the Cab screen to see it. The other item on the right or would it be your other left? There is some sort of delay 'pot' on the PF2 mixer which is turned off but otherwise there doesn't appear to be any tone shaping options on either mixer.
One thing I may need to do is go back to the Cab screens and be certain that the mics are set on the same distance and axis. Edit: There is no setting of mic axis or distance in POD Farm, there is only a percentage setting for 'Room' and in both versions this is set to I'm pretty surprised by the difference in sound between the two versions when the computer, interface KB37 , model and all settings are absolutely the same.
The PF1 example has the sound I prefer with more presence, spank and 'sparkle'. The sound I'm getting from PF1 is more realistic to me in as much as I believe it's closer to what I'd hear in a room with a real amp I've been using headphones for all my testing. Now, it's possible that I can dial in the same sound with PF2 with some more tweaking of the dials but then I'll be dealing with inconsistency if I'm saving presets that I'd like to use on either version.
I can't be confident that the preset I post, or send to someone else, is going to sound the way I'd intended. Perhaps the '64 Blackface 'Lux is an anomaly, it's the only testing I've done and I wanted to keep it simple by eliminating all effects and just concentrating on an amp model.
As time allows I'll try a couple different amps and see what the results are. You mean because the little light isn't lit up? Yeah that is rather odd because looking at that again the amp is usually grayed out when the button isn't lit but you can also see that there is some green on the output indicators.
I used the Grab program to get the screen shots and I'm not certain what state the program was in when I got the shot. You'll just have to trust that I had the amp on when I was playing through it. I trust you. I had stopped using version 1, but if there are differences I may choose each version for specific purposes.
For me they sounded pretty much the same. The last few seconds show the dry guitar, which IMO sounds better than the processed one. PF 1 and 2 are NOT identical. I could not get them to null. But they seem to be very close to each other. I dialed the numbers on the dials without being precise with the percentages. I did match the percentages once I tried to get them to null.
One very annoying thing I found was that it's impossible to remove PF1 components with certain software, like Wave Editor and Tracktion 3. I ended up doing the test in Logic, so that the only component being used was the amp. Mine are all at 0 dB. Input can also vary between Stereo, Left or Right. I can't tell where PF1 ends and PF2 begins in your file. I think there's one change at roughly 10 seconds and another one around 40, but there's a total of maybe 4 or 5 changes from one version to another.
At 45 seconds both are bypassed. I erased the session but, as you said, they are pretty much the same. I'm using the iLock version. Essay question I have very definite feelings about amp sims, but the main one is that you have to work at it to get a good sound - just as you have to spend time in the studio trying different mics, pointing them at an amp in different ways, adding EQ at the console, experimenting with different pickups, etc.
If you're happy with the IK stuff, well, so am I.
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