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Ifretless Bass update
Just updated with each sound having individual tone, eq and reverb setting.
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that's useful.
It even fixed - and I quote - 'crashed bugs' on startup.
@Phil999
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How do I go back to the default settings for each sound, out of interest? This may be obvious, I haven't played around with it yet!
The default for all sounds is the same:
Tone: 10
Reverb: 3
Eq: all controls set to 0
There is no switch to automatically return to those settings.
Thanks, @Blue_Mangoo! What does the tone actually refer to, in terms of how the sample changes?
(I know this is such a noob question.)
@Michael_R_Grant
It's a reasonable question and one that no one outside our own staff has ever asked.
Tone is a low pass filter. The slider sets the cutoff frequency. Above the cutoff frequency very little sound gets through. Below the cutoff, most of the sound is left unaltered. When you set tone to ten, the filter is off, so all frequencies get through. As you move it to the left toward zero the cutoff frequency is reduced by increments until at zero it filters out most of the sound above 800 hertz.
The tone is different from the treble control because tone is an adjustable frequency control and it attempts to completely silence sounds above the cutoff. (I say "attempts to" because it isn't possible to silence them 100% with this type of filter.)
The treble control is a fixed frequency shelf filter. The slider controls the amount of boost or cut but the frequency on which the filter operates is fixed.
The tone control is designed to sound like the passive tone knob on a fender bass guitar. The equalizer is based on the design that Gallien Krueger RB 800 amps use. I used to have one and it sounded great with any speaker and almost instrument. Once, when a 1000w power amp i was using overheated, we even used it as a power amplifier for an entire band, after plugging all the instruments and mics into a 16 channel mixer. We liked the sound even better than our original power amp. Anyway, I really liked the way those 4 controls with those frequency ranges allowed me to shape the sound quickly to get what I wanted without spending all day adjusting lots of little knobs.
ifretless -> Ampkit in the effects slot -> whatever... is wonderful.
@TedBPhx Amen to that. Ashdown all the way!