Two Notes torpedo WOSIII cabinet simulator
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- KVRian
- 936 posts since 28 Jan, 2008
I'm on an i7 3770k and it took quite a bit for it to load the license from the sever when I first opened it. I recently was getting a crash when doing some specific, but with that combined with the long load time, I stopped using it. Even after I bought some cabs. Too much hassle.b15fliptop wrote:Weird. It's totally stable for me, and loads in like half a second. I only have about a dozen cabs, though. Maybe that has something to do with load times?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 42529 posts since 21 Dec, 2005
I've been using it quite a bit in live and S1 lately. I've decided on 3 cabinets from the new ones, but can't make up my mind on the other two (I've got that sales pitch of 5 in my head
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I should just buy the 3 and I'd actually save money
I should just buy the 3 and I'd actually save money
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- KVRAF
- 14740 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Recently used it on a bass track as pat of the KVR Mix Challenge (Production Techniques sub board).
Was undecided. To me it feels like as if WoS also acts as a "Bass Amp" if I use one of the bass presets. So plugging a Tech21 BassDriver in front of it is probably not such a good idea. Unless you're really, really after a dark and dirty rock bass rather than a pop one.
And I still need to get at least one cabinet to stop the "demo mode".
Was undecided. To me it feels like as if WoS also acts as a "Bass Amp" if I use one of the bass presets. So plugging a Tech21 BassDriver in front of it is probably not such a good idea. Unless you're really, really after a dark and dirty rock bass rather than a pop one.
And I still need to get at least one cabinet to stop the "demo mode".
- KVRist
- 417 posts since 5 Jan, 2007
Yeah, the BassDriver simulates a mic'ed up bass amp, so adding WoS on top is just adding another mic and cabinet to the ones already being modeled by the BDDI. I wouldn't think that would work very well.
In other news, I've been using it with Amplitube, and love it.
In other news, I've been using it with Amplitube, and love it.
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- KVRAF
- 14740 posts since 19 Oct, 2003 from Berlin, Germany
Really?! I thought the BassDriver was NOT like the Behringer ULTRA-G GI100. And I always had the impression, that the software clone by TSE also didn't use a cabinet simulation. Must have been wrong the whole time. 
Else... yes... WoS post any guitar head is an absolute monster!
I don't use any cabinet bundled with AT3, PODfarm or even GuitarRig anymore. I basically only use these suites due to the stompboxes and heads. I'm not even touching IR's anymore either.
Yes, it's that good. Even if it's a bit CPU hungry and sometimes bit hard to control in terms of microphone placement. It's not made to "visually please" with very detailed "mic at grill" placement GUI after all.
Else... yes... WoS post any guitar head is an absolute monster!
I don't use any cabinet bundled with AT3, PODfarm or even GuitarRig anymore. I basically only use these suites due to the stompboxes and heads. I'm not even touching IR's anymore either.
Yes, it's that good. Even if it's a bit CPU hungry and sometimes bit hard to control in terms of microphone placement. It's not made to "visually please" with very detailed "mic at grill" placement GUI after all.
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 42529 posts since 21 Dec, 2005
I got the NOS, the 1935, the "browny" the greenartC (though you could get the other and I don't think they are that far off) and goldfinger.
They are all better at sitting in a mix than the cabs I had but have some beef. I especially like the greenartC with the 121 and some eq'ing.
They are all better at sitting in a mix than the cabs I had but have some beef. I especially like the greenartC with the 121 and some eq'ing.
- KVRist
- 417 posts since 5 Jan, 2007
I have the browny, GreenArtC, and Goldfinger as well. I like the browny, but ended up getting the NB412, too, and that is now my favorite Greenback model. The CalifStdC is a great Vintage 30 cab, and the Ferret is a nice variation on that sound. Good stuff!
