This is how I feel. The current UI design allows for total control. If it was done like most other amp sims (like, say, Amplitube), we wouldn't have that control. One thing I will say is that Overloud should consider making the window a little larger.electro wrote:TH-2 has the best UI of any amp sim. It gives you total freedom to place anything anywhere. It also has a great cab section.
What happened to TH2?
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- KVRian
- 840 posts since 28 Jan, 2008
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- KVRian
- 957 posts since 27 Jun, 2011
I really have no idea how you guys would think so. It has a pre-fx chain, a dual-parallel 'section' and a post-fx chain. They're given and can't be moved, modified or re-routed in any way. You can't save, more or insert sub-chains either. How is that total control? I mean yeah, you can run a cab into another cab, but you can't e.g. have two parallel stomp boxes running into one amp and out into two parallel cabs, because you already blew your parallel chains on the stomp boxes.xphen0m wrote:This is how I feel. The current UI design allows for total control. If it was done like most other amp sims (like, say, Amplitube), we wouldn't have that control. One thing I will say is that Overloud should consider making the window a little larger.electro wrote:TH-2 has the best UI of any amp sim. It gives you total freedom to place anything anywhere. It also has a great cab section.
And then there's the incomprehensible distinction between 'stomp boxes' and 'rack effects' which just makes the whole thing even more visually jumbled and confusing, depending on e.g. which type of delay or compressor you happen to want to use. And because you have to do so much dragging the UI around, you can only add things by clicking on the 'cable', which I for one just love passing my time trying to hit as I lean over the desk with my guitar around my neck. And then there's the midi implementation.
But on the upside, you can change the floor texture anytime by simply right clicking on an empty space.
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- KVRian
- 840 posts since 28 Jan, 2008
Maybe it just fits our needs? I mean, I can't speak for the other guy, the UI perfectly fits my workflow.wasi wrote:I really have no idea how you guys would think so.
If I understand you correctly, this can be accomplished, although it's a little more work and God forbid we do a little more work in a VST, by running the same amp in two parallel chains with the two cabinets. Use a different stomp from each one. Unless I didn't understand what you meant by some chance...wasi wrote:but you can't e.g. have two parallel stomp boxes running into one amp and out into two parallel cabs, because you already blew your parallel chains on the stomp boxes.
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- KVRist
- 153 posts since 22 Apr, 2012 from Sydney
I only just noticed that they had a THM product for Ipad. Seems like so many other companies, Overloud have been meddling with Ipad stuff and getting diverted from vst development. Theres gold in them new fangled pads...I tell you'...
... C'mon Overloud , where is TH3?
... C'mon Overloud , where is TH3?
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- KVRAF
- 4205 posts since 21 Oct, 2001 from my bolthole in the south pacific
Sales of PCs are declining. MS hasn't helped this at all with Win8. It is inevitable that developers will follow the money to other platforms which are growing. Every new customer to the phone/pad music market is buying new software/hardware for that new platform whereas people who already have desktop/laptop setups are likely to already have hardware/software for these applications - you can sell them an update maybe - so, even if PC/Mac users are more numerous, they aren't necessarily dominating new spending.zendorf wrote:I only just noticed that they had a THM product for Ipad. Seems like so many other companies, Overloud have been meddling with Ipad stuff and getting diverted from vst development. Theres gold in them new fangled pads...I tell you'...
... C'mon Overloud , where is TH3?
"I got a car battery and two jumper cables that argue different."
Rust Cohle
Rust Cohle
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- KVRAF
- 4205 posts since 21 Oct, 2001 from my bolthole in the south pacific
I'm with you there - decent screen size and a proper keyboard FTW.hibidy wrote:but but but, but, but, windows 7 is the shizzle. I love my PC..........LONG LIVE PC!!!!!!!!!!
"I got a car battery and two jumper cables that argue different."
Rust Cohle
Rust Cohle
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- KVRist
- 153 posts since 22 Apr, 2012 from Sydney
Sure, I can understand that, I develop mobile apps myself. Most developers would have a common code base between their desktop and mobile versions, so both should be developed in unison. The frustrating thing is that Overloud were indicating a new release a while back and the silence has been deafening ever since. Hence my frustration to learn of a yet another "app" rather than TH3.egbert wrote:Sales of PCs are declining. MS hasn't helped this at all with Win8. It is inevitable that developers will follow the money to other platforms which are growing. Every new customer to the phone/pad music market is buying new software/hardware for that new platform whereas people who already have desktop/laptop setups are likely to already have hardware/software for these applications - you can sell them an update maybe - so, even if PC/Mac users are more numerous, they aren't necessarily dominating new spending.zendorf wrote:I only just noticed that they had a THM product for Ipad. Seems like so many other companies, Overloud have been meddling with Ipad stuff and getting diverted from vst development. Theres gold in them new fangled pads...I tell you'...
... C'mon Overloud , where is TH3?
They are one of those strange companies that don't even have a twitter feed, which doesn''t help in knowing the direction of the company. Anyway, TH2 works fine...and it also works fine on my tablet, if the need arises...no need for a tablet "app"
