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Sometimes add some delay or effects in the Mac as post. I use the AXE as the audio interface, get a tone I like and then record it to audio in the Mac - done. You tend to stay in the Mac for all your stuff, so think about how that workflow would change for you. One thing I've never liked doing is recording dry and then changing amps, so if you do that a lot, it might not be optimal. A big bonus of the external processor like the AXEIII/FM3 is that there is less latency with your processed signal.Ĭontrary to some opinion - when I got the AXE, I found that I needed to spend much less time dialing in sounds, most amps sound great with a few turns of the bass or treble knobs. All of them can be a hassle to get the input levels just right so they work as expected.
I'm happy with Helix for more cleanish tones and Bass. I also have used Helix Native - and like it a little better than GR, both have strengths. I can't speak to GR6 which just came out - but have no intention of upgrading just for that now. But like others have said the modeling in the AXE is just so much more natural and when I got the AX8 several years ago I never went back to GR5. I was able to get good sounds out of GR5 with some tweaking and some IRs. I've played with GR5 a bunch over the years and the AXE (all of them) sound and play much better with less hassle. Well - I've never seen them in a store around here. I'm a more a tone chaser than a good guitar player, I love to spend most of my spare time tweaking presets and playing guitar.Īs long I can't enter to a store and try my self the sound of one of these beasts.Īnyone familiar with Guitar Rig 5 or 6 can tell me if I will I have a noticeably better tone out of the Axe III? The main use is going to be at home, I will not use it as a recording device, at most once in a while I will meet with some friends to play some old metal covers. That is why I thought that I should buy the Ax Fx III, go big or go home right? I have seen that the FM3 has limitation with the CPU, on my Mac I can use 10 amp blocks and 10 reverb blocks on Guitar Rig and there is no problem with the CPU. I always use Native Instruments Guitar Rig 5 (amp simulator).Īfter a while using it I've managed to get very good results, I have some presets, which I think they are 100% accurate to my ears but I'm still tempted to buy the Fractal. I currently have a Marshall and a Randall with a 2x12, but they are covered in dust. In 14 days I will be 40, and I thought it would be a good way to celebrate my birthday.
Hi everyone, an Axe Fx has been on my bucket list for a few years now. (There is a similar thread from 2009 but it has been 11 years now)
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