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  • wimwim

    @mrufino1 said:
    I stopped using iOS for bass sounds live because I couldn’t get an interface that wouldn’t make noise when connected to a PA while being able to charge. I keep putting an irig hd2 in my cart at ik’s site and other places, but never seem to pull the trigger.

    If you do ever find a use for it again, a battery bank solves that problem easily, completely, and with one fewer wire to trip over.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @wim said:

    @mrufino1 said:
    I stopped using iOS for bass sounds live because I couldn’t get an interface that wouldn’t make noise when connected to a PA while being able to charge. I keep putting an irig hd2 in my cart at ik’s site and other places, but never seem to pull the trigger.

    If you do ever find a use for it again, a battery bank solves that problem easily, completely, and with one fewer wire to trip over.

    Even with that I got noise. I use in ears so any noise that happens really drives me crazy.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @dakti said:

    @NeuM said:

    @uncledave said:

    @wingwizard said:
    Sorry if I’m repeating stuff but a bit confused - I had tonestack motherlode and saw someone saying the pro app was £5 so that those who had bought motherlode etc before could get everythung cheap with the new one.

    I just bought pro but it says you need to buy for 20 the iap pot of\r gold which I’m assuming is the motherlode equivalent.

    Could someone tell me if I can transfer the all in motherlode thing or if it’s wanting me to pay another 20? If the letters the case I’ll just get a refund.

    Appreciate any help.

    'fraid not, see this post. Yonac had hoped to do it, but was not possible with AppStore restrictions. The current price is meant to be a big discount. The big plus of the new app is that it's AUv3.

    Incidentally, transferring custom presets from Tonestack 3 to Tonestack Pro is trivially easy.

    Export a preset or a folder full of presets (to your hard drive or even email it to yourself), then open with Tonestack Pro. Easy. Took me 2 minutes.

    I miss one thing in Tonestock / Tonestack PRO. It would be great if we could exchange our own settings between each other directly from the app (like in Jamup or Bias FX). Unfortunately from what Jessie answered it is not so easy to implement. There is probably no dedicated place on the web also, where Tonestack users could upload their settings in order to exchange with each other.

    I suppose providing links here would do it.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    There’s always Patchstorage. ToneStack doesn’t have a page yet. I think you have to write to them or something, and petition, not really sure. They also have an Other Platforms category, for anything that doesn’t have its own page.

  • JessieJessie

    @MAtrixplan said:
    Anyone know if IR loader is planned to implement in future updates? @Jessie?

    Yeah, it's on our minds. Not ready yet so I can't say anything about when but... we're looking into it.

  • daktidakti
    edited April 2021

    @Jessie What in your opinion is the best solution to exchange our own presets between each other Tonestack / Tonestack PRO users? I can ask Patchstorage service to create tab for Tonestack, but I would like to consult with you first. Maybe you have other plans like a) add possibility to exchange presets directly inside the app (like in Jamup) in next updates b) your own service outside the Tonestack app c) dedicated tab on Yonac www d) etc. Thanks in advance for advice should I contact Patchstorage or you prefer another approach to the topic.

    @Poppadocrock thanks for the Patchstorage suggestions.
    @Neum thanks, this is also a solution. However if not a service by Yonac, then I think Patchstorage (as a dedicated place for presets exchange) will be more convenient than individual links on the forum.

  • NeuMNeuM

    @Jessie said:

    @MAtrixplan said:
    Anyone know if IR loader is planned to implement in future updates? @Jessie?

    Yeah, it's on our minds. Not ready yet so I can't say anything about when but... we're looking into it.

    That would be pretty cool since there are thousands of free IR files out there which might nicely fill out a collection.

  • MAtrixplanMAtrixplan

    @NeuM said:

    @Jessie said:

    @MAtrixplan said:
    Anyone know if IR loader is planned to implement in future updates? @Jessie?

    Yeah, it's on our minds. Not ready yet so I can't say anything about when but... we're looking into it.

    That would be pretty cool since there are thousands of free IR files out there which might nicely fill out a collection.

    Indeed!

  • MAtrixplanMAtrixplan

    See what Doug baked with Tonestack PRO

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @MAtrixplan said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Jessie said:

    @MAtrixplan said:
    Anyone know if IR loader is planned to implement in future updates? @Jessie?

    Yeah, it's on our minds. Not ready yet so I can't say anything about when but... we're looking into it.

    That would be pretty cool since there are thousands of free IR files out there which might nicely fill out a collection.

    Indeed!

    Be forewarned , while there are some good free IRs out there, a lot of them are terrible and many are pirated andvre-packaged. The difference between a great cabinet IR and a mediocre one is huge

  • NeuMNeuM

    @espiegel123 said:

    @MAtrixplan said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Jessie said:

    @MAtrixplan said:
    Anyone know if IR loader is planned to implement in future updates? @Jessie?

    Yeah, it's on our minds. Not ready yet so I can't say anything about when but... we're looking into it.

    That would be pretty cool since there are thousands of free IR files out there which might nicely fill out a collection.

    Indeed!

    Be forewarned , while there are some good free IRs out there, a lot of them are terrible and many are pirated andvre-packaged. The difference between a great cabinet IR and a mediocre one is huge

    Where are the best ones you are aware of?

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @NeuM said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @MAtrixplan said:

    @NeuM said:

    @Jessie said:

    @MAtrixplan said:
    Anyone know if IR loader is planned to implement in future updates? @Jessie?

    Yeah, it's on our minds. Not ready yet so I can't say anything about when but... we're looking into it.

    That would be pretty cool since there are thousands of free IR files out there which might nicely fill out a collection.

    Indeed!

    Be forewarned , while there are some good free IRs out there, a lot of them are terrible and many are pirated andvre-packaged. The difference between a great cabinet IR and a mediocre one is huge

    Where are the best ones you are aware of?

    I didn't find any free ones that matched the quality of the OwnHammer IRs. For reverbs/rooms, all of the iOS convolution apps seem to come with a selection of decent IRs though none really match the quality of really good paid IRs.

    You will find links to some free IR collections in the wiki -- they are mostly IRs from rooms/reverb.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99
    edited April 2021

    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

  • tahichetahiche

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    Would you mind posting the link to the wiki?

  • cargosofdoomcargosofdoom

    @Ailerom said:

    @cargosofdoom said:

    @Ailerom said:

    @cargosofdoom said:

    @Ailerom said:

    @cargosofdoom said:
    Is this thing close to quality of Klevgr Stark? I think stark is awesome - ok sure not as many fx and amps and stuff but very nice sound and very ease to use. of course it matter of opinion and is matter of personal taste

    I've only tried the desktop version of KS and based on what I'm used to (Hardware amps, Mercuriall, IK, Plugin Alliance etc etc) I thought it was total garbage. That's beside the point though because if that is what you like then it's as good as you can get. I just can't imagine how anything else could not seem better if you love STARK. That includes TSP.

    you probably was not using it right :D

    Truer than you might think. Music should and can come from anywhere. Just because it wasn't my thing doesn't make it bad or mean someone can't make great music with it. If you can make music with something I think sounds like a turd then I have nothing but admiration.

    hey man no need to use offending word like garbage and turd... u dont have to like it but just say hey it not for me or I dont really like that one. show some respect to a top developer... klevgr IS top developer! @sundhage we love your stuff!!!!!

    Thanks for the input but I'll use whatever words I like to describe it. Offence is a strange thing. I can't force someone to be offended so it's up to you and Klevgrand how much it upsets you. Consider it a cultural difference. Here in Australia, at least in the era I'm from, the words I used are pretty tame. I have been using Klevgrand products since the day they first appeared on the plugin scene. I have a lot of their plugins and hope they value my honesty even if the words I use are more accepted here.

    of course u can say what you want man. but especially if u native English speaker u should know calling someones hard work a turd is just rude.being aussie is not excuse! it is depressing for dev to read and they might be delicate soul. hey man this is forum of good guys right? sermon over, still got hugs 4u cos I want peace not war :*

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @tahiche said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    Would you mind posting the link to the wiki?

    in the hopes of getting people into the habit of using the wiki as a resource. Click on the link to the wiki and enter "cabinet" or "IR" in the search field. There is an article with some tips and tricks that has links to threads of interest.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @espiegel123 said:

    @tahiche said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    Would you mind posting the link to the wiki?

    in the hopes of getting people into the habit of using the wiki as a resource. Click on the link to the wiki and enter "cabinet" or "IR" in the search field. There is an article with some tips and tricks that has links to threads of interest.

    Perhaps, someone could take the time to distill the tips that are linked to, into a wiki page covering cabinet IRs. It would be great to have more people participating in the wiki.

  • Jamie_MallenderJamie_Mallender


    As a couple of people have already done an overview of ToneStack Pro I thought I’d focus on it from a bass players point of view as a first video on it. Bass players aren’t exactly overwhelmed with apps on iOS so... let’s see what Yonac have for us.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @Jamie_Mallender said:

    As a couple of people have already done an overview of ToneStack Pro I thought I’d focus on it from a bass players point of view as a first video on it. Bass players aren’t exactly overwhelmed with apps on iOS so... let’s see what Yonac have for us.

    OH NO. I just went out on a limb and announced that I like the B-15 emulation! And now Jamie is going to do it! Yikes, I'm nervous.

  • SchmotownSchmotown

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    This is the truth. Every amp sim, regardless of the developer, sounds better through an OwnHammer cab IR and the rEvolution bundle is very affordable.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @Schmotown said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    This is the truth. Every amp sim, regardless of the developer, sounds better through an OwnHammer cab IR and the rEvolution bundle is very affordable.

    Well, sure, for what it does it's affordable, but it is still $30, plus you need an app to load the IRs, and people seem to like Impulsation, which people seem to like and is another $12.99. (Even Thafknar, which is barebones but does the job, has $7 of IAP.)

    Worth it? The word seems to be resoundingly yes.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @Schmotown said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    This is the truth. Every amp sim, regardless of the developer, sounds better through an OwnHammer cab IR and the rEvolution bundle is very affordable.

    Well, sure, for what it does it's affordable, but it is still $30, plus you need an app to load the IRs, and people seem to like Impulsation, which people seem to like and is another $12.99. (Even Thafknar, which is barebones but does the job, has $7 of IAP.)

    Worth it? The word seems to be resoundingly yes.

    I wouldn’t call THAFKNAR barebones. It may be the most sophisticated IR app on iOS (particularly if one has true stereo IRs)...it just doesn’t have a fancy u.i.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @Schmotown said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    This is the truth. Every amp sim, regardless of the developer, sounds better through an OwnHammer cab IR and the rEvolution bundle is very affordable.

    Well, sure, for what it does it's affordable, but it is still $30, plus you need an app to load the IRs, and people seem to like Impulsation, which people seem to like and is another $12.99. (Even Thafknar, which is barebones but does the job, has $7 of IAP.)

    Worth it? The word seems to be resoundingly yes.

    I wouldn’t call THAFKNAR barebones. It may be the most sophisticated IR app on iOS (particularly if one has true stereo IRs)...it just doesn’t have a fancy u.i.

    The barebones UI terrifies me; I'll be honest. It's like when I use Console on a Macbook. I always feel like I'm going to accidentally start World War III.

  • Jamie_MallenderJamie_Mallender

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @Jamie_Mallender said:

    As a couple of people have already done an overview of ToneStack Pro I thought I’d focus on it from a bass players point of view as a first video on it. Bass players aren’t exactly overwhelmed with apps on iOS so... let’s see what Yonac have for us.

    OH NO. I just went out on a limb and announced that I like the B-15 emulation! And now Jamie is going to do it! Yikes, I'm nervous.

    I think the B15 sounds pretty close man, I’ve enjoyed playing that one. :)

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @Jamie_Mallender said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @Jamie_Mallender said:

    As a couple of people have already done an overview of ToneStack Pro I thought I’d focus on it from a bass players point of view as a first video on it. Bass players aren’t exactly overwhelmed with apps on iOS so... let’s see what Yonac have for us.

    OH NO. I just went out on a limb and announced that I like the B-15 emulation! And now Jamie is going to do it! Yikes, I'm nervous.

    I think the B15 sounds pretty close man, I’ve enjoyed playing that one. :)

    Whew.
    Looking forward to it.

  • mojozartmojozart

    @espiegel123 said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @tahiche said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    We're going to have to start a concise IR thread, because as I'm going through the IAA Tonestack, I'm finding lots of sounds that are pretty good, but the cabinets are pretty much across the board dull and uninspiring.

    (However, the Ampeg B15 sim is pretty good with a Fender Precision.)

    There concise thread is: get the OwnHammer rEvolution bundle and follow the directions (there is a link in the wiki) that someone posted about winnowing that huge collection down to the 12 or 16 you'll need.

    Would you mind posting the link to the wiki?

    in the hopes of getting people into the habit of using the wiki as a resource. Click on the link to the wiki and enter "cabinet" or "IR" in the search field. There is an article with some tips and tricks that has links to threads of interest.

    Perhaps, someone could take the time to distill the tips that are linked to, into a wiki page covering cabinet IRs. It would be great to have more people participating in the wiki.

    Is there a way to Favorite or Star a Wiki page within this site? I'm not seeing one.

  • mojozartmojozart

    For acoustic guitar and cello simulation, I've heard good things from 3 Sigma Audio's IRs

  • AileromAilerom

    @cargosofdoom said:

    @Ailerom said:

    @cargosofdoom said:

    @Ailerom said:

    @cargosofdoom said:

    @Ailerom said:

    @cargosofdoom said:
    Is this thing close to quality of Klevgr Stark? I think stark is awesome - ok sure not as many fx and amps and stuff but very nice sound and very ease to use. of course it matter of opinion and is matter of personal taste

    I've only tried the desktop version of KS and based on what I'm used to (Hardware amps, Mercuriall, IK, Plugin Alliance etc etc) I thought it was total garbage. That's beside the point though because if that is what you like then it's as good as you can get. I just can't imagine how anything else could not seem better if you love STARK. That includes TSP.

    you probably was not using it right :D

    Truer than you might think. Music should and can come from anywhere. Just because it wasn't my thing doesn't make it bad or mean someone can't make great music with it. If you can make music with something I think sounds like a turd then I have nothing but admiration.

    hey man no need to use offending word like garbage and turd... u dont have to like it but just say hey it not for me or I dont really like that one. show some respect to a top developer... klevgr IS top developer! @sundhage we love your stuff!!!!!

    Thanks for the input but I'll use whatever words I like to describe it. Offence is a strange thing. I can't force someone to be offended so it's up to you and Klevgrand how much it upsets you. Consider it a cultural difference. Here in Australia, at least in the era I'm from, the words I used are pretty tame. I have been using Klevgrand products since the day they first appeared on the plugin scene. I have a lot of their plugins and hope they value my honesty even if the words I use are more accepted here.

    of course u can say what you want man. but especially if u native English speaker u should know calling someones hard work a turd is just rude.being aussie is not excuse! it is depressing for dev to read and they might be delicate soul. hey man this is forum of good guys right? sermon over, still got hugs 4u cos I want peace not war :*

    No it's not rude. It's up to the receiver how they experience a comment. I have no control over that. Being an Aussie is an excuse. For example, a common greeting here is, "hey cunt, how are you?". Developers can handle it. Or not. Again, how you react to something is a choice.

  • mrufino1mrufino1
    edited May 2021

    @mojozart said:
    For acoustic guitar and cello simulation, I've heard good things from 3 Sigma Audio's IRs

    Their IR’s are really good, as is their IR loader. I have 2 of the upright bass IR’s.

    Kazrog has some cool cabinet IR’s as well.

    Amplitube 5 has taken a big leap into IR’s as well I don’t think that’s made it to iOS yet but on Mac it is good.

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