My final chain.
The Omnicabsim just kills it -
Fantastic!!!
The Omnicabsim just kills it -
Fantastic!!!
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A question for @Dsmnoisemaker ...
You say to use Omnicabsim with an extended range, flat response speakers.
This is EV ELX115P, a powered PA speakers. Is enough extended and flat?
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hey guys, i made a little chart for some settings to get started..
check it out :
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I don't have the picture, but I saved the approximate settings when I made that thread about frequency responses. Every number is given /10 ; 0/10 being 7 o'clock, 10/10 being 5 o'clock, and 5/10 being noon and in the following order : Highs / Size / Resonance / Punch / Mids :I cannot found little chart... @Dsmnoisemaker , can you repost?
We could try, if you could provide us with a frequency response chartCool! Thanks.
It would be nice to know the settings to emulate a 1x12 bass cabinet
like Bergantino 1x12 or similar.
We could try, if you could provide us with a frequency response chart![]()
This is what I could doYou provoked me ...start with this ...
Gallien-Krueger MB150E-III
Software RAW
Mic UMIK-1 (measure 2 inch away from grid , the measurement signal has been passed through the FX return socket)
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I could not get it any narrower, and given the controls I don't think I could have done much better at all ; however this could easily be done with an additional EQGreat result!!!
The peak around 1500hz can not be more "vertical"?
p.s. post also position of knobs...![]()
Well, if by "dirty" you mean "effected", then yes, you can send the "stimulated cabinet" signal to one amp or FOH, and the unaffected signal to another.So this pedal can be used as a simple bi amp right? Just want to make sure I'm looking at the diagram correctly. That's what it looks like. So clean signal to one amp, dirty signal to another.