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I've watched a few demos now and you can capture a good few pedals at the same time i.e. a pedalboard but I'm not sure if there's a pedal limit or memory limit.
I might need one.
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Had been looking at a Pod Express, IR-2 etc but this sounds better to me, the AFD capture in the first demo IK released sounds awesome. Only annoyance for my personal use case would be no headphone out/aux in but I guess that's easily rectified with a small mixer.
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It's the one flaw, IMO.
EDIT: Also...jeez, it's EUR 179 plus VAT on the IK site. Looked like a good deal up to that point.
"You don't know what you've got till the whole thing's gone. The days are dark and the road is long."
I've had a quad cortex for about a year and a half. Haven't gigged with it, as have been out of action for quite a while and am bandless (is that a word?:-), but have been using it for recording new tunes at home and am really happy with it (also find it much quicker to programme compared to the Fractal AX8 I used to have, but still wouldn't mind an FM9 some day).
I ordered the ToneX pedal, partly because I have my quad cortex/pedal board in "the studio" spare room, which I mostly play through my studio monitors, but I have my line 6 powercab in another room, so rather than moving my board in to another room, I thought it'd be cool to have a toneX handy to plug into my powercab when the studio isn't free (wife doing yoga and such.. ) and I was little practice with just a few sounds (and also no distractions on the QC pi$$ing about trying different amps/pedals/rigs/signal paths. Also small enough to put on the sofa and jam with headphones (although I usually find headphones to sound a bit crap).
Couple of other reasons is sometimes I go to a mates place and mess about playing covers and it'll save me taking my pedal board/QC; can just chuck that and maybe a wah pedal in a bag.
I'll also mess with kind of building a bit of. Backup/hybrid rig; ToneX + some of the analogue pedals I have left probably on a small board. Wouldn't be as convenient for me as the QC, as that allows me to avoid tapdancing whilst singing if I need several pedal/effects changes at the same time.
Only disappointing thing I can think of about the ToneX is that you can't disable the IR for one of the outs, if I wanted to use say a SD powerstage+cab for onstage monitoring+out to PA at the same time.
"You don't know what you've got till the whole thing's gone. The days are dark and the road is long."
The special edition regular tonex does look like a good deal, interesting that its cheaper than the regular one, which is unusual for a special edition. I suspect there may be a price drop when i one comes out.
Of all of the colours they could have picked for the special edition though, silver? Really? Even more boring than the black (which does look really smart) if it was any other colour (other than champagne/gold because thats just nasty usually) it would be been better. A white one would be mint. It doesnt matter what it looks like i guess.
Ive been looking for a digital solution to replace my amps and stuff at home. I had a quick blast with the free software with my audio interface yesterday. Got some really nice dirty sounds, but stuggled with a nice clean... which was surprising. No doubt i can find one though. Deffo going tonex and i think the bigger unit would work for me. I can leave it on the desk, and plug in a footswitch. Perfect solution i think.
Put some pictures up of the silver one when you get it!
"You don't know what you've got till the whole thing's gone. The days are dark and the road is long."
Has anyone used theirs as a Audio interface? It the latency Ok?
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"You don't know what you've got till the whole thing's gone. The days are dark and the road is long."