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=User contributions=
 
=User contributions=
  
==X/Y switching==
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==Various notes==
* X/Y switching capability is only available in the Axe-Fx II XL.
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* Trem/Pan X/Y switching capability is only available in the Axe-Fx II XL.
 
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* The [[Amp block]] also provides tremolo: Bias Tremolo.
==Bias Tremolo==
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* You can make the Tremolo start on the beat (triggered), using the Start LFO parameter.
* Apart trom the Trem/Pan block, the [[Amp block]] also provides tremolo, the Bias Tremolo.
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* You can make the Panner effect appear “fuller” and “wider” (stereo only) by adding the Enhancer effect (ENH).
 
 
==Starting Tremolo on the beat / Triggered Tremolo==
 
* Firmware 12 later make the Tremolo start on the beat. Release notes: "Tremolo block now resets LFO when bypassed so that LFO starts at 90 degrees when effect is engaged."
 
* Alternatives:
 
** http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-general-discussion/27537-controlling-precisely-where-you-start-you-tremolo.html
 
** http://forum.fractalaudio.com/wish-list/27550-run-parameter-pan-trem-bock.html
 
** http://forum.fractalaudio.com/axe-fx-ii-discussion/72459-triggered-pan-trem-etc.html#post888190
 
** http://forum.fractalaudio.com/rigs-routing/77153-tremolo-settings.html
 
 
 
==Enhancing the Panner==
 
* Make the Panner effect appear “fuller” and “wider” (stereo only) by adding the Enhancer effect (ENH).
 
  
 
==Simulating other effects==
 
==Simulating other effects==

Revision as of 11:57, 4 April 2014

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Manual

User contributions

Various notes

  • Trem/Pan X/Y switching capability is only available in the Axe-Fx II XL.
  • The Amp block also provides tremolo: Bias Tremolo.
  • You can make the Tremolo start on the beat (triggered), using the Start LFO parameter.
  • You can make the Panner effect appear “fuller” and “wider” (stereo only) by adding the Enhancer effect (ENH).

Simulating other effects