28 Dec
2009
28 Dec
'09
1:11 p.m.
Guitarix gives a easy to use interface to jconv/jconvolver,
in the web you could find a bunch of ImpulseResponse files, *.wav
witch simulate the amp you like. That's the way to choose a amp model in
guitarix. Reverberation, is just one part, of what jconvolver could do,
the unit in guitarix is more focused on the ImpulseResponse.
Most (wine, mac, . . ) guitar amp simulations use a convolver unit to
simulate the effect from a amp, mostly with lookup tables to feed the
engine.
in guitarix you need to select a file(or a part of it) witch you wone
use. and here we come to the presets, they will store together with the
jconvolver settings, give them some useful names, and voila, you get
your amp list.
Unfortunate I ain't have files witch I can distribute with guitarix, so,
you need to pick them up by your self.
Anyway, presets without the use of jconvolver could included, and we
will do that, as soon we receive some user presets. :-)
Am Montag, den 28.12.2009, 17:18 +0100 schrieb Dominic Sacré:
On Sunday 27 of December 2009 20:24:56 hermann wrote:
Witch (effects, controller) values do you mean ?
Here is a short description for usage of the amp
controllers.
http://sourceforge.net/apps/phpbb/guitarix/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=7
Have you considered changing the Guitarix UI so that it's closer to what
you'd find on a real guitar amp?
Any guitarist will be familiar with the standard controls like gain, EQ,
clean/distorted channels, and so on. But although these things are
present in Guitarix in one way or another, they don't quite behave the
same. Maybe even just rearranging the knobs and adjusting their value
ranges might help.
Another thing that would be great is some kind different amp models to
choose from (similar to many other digital guitar effect units).
Parameters like the "tubes" seem to serve a similar purpose, but some
sensible "meta-presets" would be nice.
Keep up the good work,
Dominic
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regards hermann