Killerfridge Posted August 7 Posted August 7 2 hours ago, Kev said: Looking forward to checking it out, how have they implemented it?? Its a very graphical plugin, which I can't imagine has carried over? Surprisingly, it has! Pretty much identical interface 1 1 Quote
Kev Posted August 7 Posted August 7 Oh its beautiful, love it! Now to rebuild my current live patches around it, I have 2 weeks til my next show, wish me luck! 😅 1 Quote
walshy Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Gigging tonight so Im not messing with it until afterwards. Then I have a 2 week window to fanny about with it until I need to use it again in anger. Should give me long enough 🤣 1 Quote
Killerfridge Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago (edited) Big update to QC - mostly in the free devices department. Lots of bass stuff in the update which is nice to see, inlcluding: New SVT Captures New Markbass Captures Aguilar Octamizer Mono Synth More bass cab IRs Big change in the way the captures work too (V2). A bit like the Helix Stadium, these are done in the cloud on a bigger machine and apparently appear to allow the capture of things like compressors(?!). Included in the capture list are the Cali76 (32 captures) and the DarkGlass Super Symmetry (7 captures) https://neuraldsp.com/quad-cortex-updates/coros-3-3-0-and-cortex-control-1-4-0-are-now-available Edited 22 hours ago by Killerfridge missed the link 1 Quote
WinterMute Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago The new SVT models are killer and the new cab IRs are much more characterful, much like the best of the 3rd party captures that you can find on the cloud. The GED2112 models are cracking too, I had the pre-amp for a while, really captures the tone well. Looks like a very good update all round but I do wonder at the significant DSP overheads of these new models, even in a unit with processing to burn. 1 Quote
Killerfridge Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 16 minutes ago, WinterMute said: The new SVT models are killer and the new cab IRs are much more characterful, much like the best of the 3rd party captures that you can find on the cloud. The GED2112 models are cracking too, I had the pre-amp for a while, really captures the tone well. Looks like a very good update all round but I do wonder at the significant DSP overheads of these new models, even in a unit with processing to burn. Yeah you can't stack too many on any particular pair of rows without it having a moan at you Quote
krispn Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I’m borrowing my guitar player’s nano cortex. Where do I find the bass IR’s - did a search on the NDSP guys but not seeing bass cab ir’s. It’s showing me everything else. I entirely blame user error on this I have updated the app etc. Any guidance appreciated. Quote
Killerfridge Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, krispn said: I’m borrowing my guitar player’s nano cortex. Where do I find the bass IR’s - did a search on the NDSP guys but not seeing bass cab ir’s. It’s showing me everything else. I entirely blame user error on this I have updated the app etc. Any guidance appreciated. The new bass cabs should just be in the devices i.e. the cab block (I assume those are available on the nano cortex?) Quote
Kev Posted 55 minutes ago Posted 55 minutes ago Is there any more detail about how V2 is able to capture compressors? Kean to try it out when I get chance,there's a bunch of Cali 76 captures, but can't get my head around how it may work?? Quote
krispn Posted 40 minutes ago Posted 40 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Killerfridge said: The new bass cabs should just be in the devices i.e. the cab block (I assume those are available on the nano cortex?) yeah had a look but nothing came up when I filtered for bass and cabs Quote
Dood Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago 31 minutes ago, Kev said: Is there any more detail about how V2 is able to capture compressors? Kean to try it out when I get chance,there's a bunch of Cali 76 captures, but can't get my head around how it may work?? I scrolled over a post by Neural Amp Modeller's creator Steve 'Ack' Atkinson earlier and he'd had some links to how Neural Modelling has been able to capture compression and tremelo effects previously. He congratulated the NDSP team for being able to package the technology - it's exciting times if but mind boggling! I used to think that stem splitting would be near impossible but it's getting better with every new update. Exciting times indeed! I've loaded the OS update and, when I have some time free from recording and editing a top secret video for a new product release, I'll be putting QC through its paces! Quote
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