The upper left 2 foot switches are for CTL1 (MIDI CC# 22 on/off) ) & CTL2 (MIDI CC# 25 on/off) - which in most IOS guitar amp sims apps these CTL foot switches toggle distortion on / off and delay on/off Upper right 2 foot switches are for bank up / bank down ( many IOS Guitar amp sims support 8 banks of 4 patches ( 32 patches)
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The lower row of 4 footswitches are for Patch change Separate level knobs for each of the 2 inputs and 2 outputs, and separate Headphone gain level There are 1/4 TRS balanced outputs, and Right channel also has an XLR Output. Left channel is High -Z unbalanced Instrument inputĪnd there is a switchable Left channel gain booster for low output instruments Right channel can accommodate 1/4" TRS Balanced Mic or XLR Mic input with phantom power option It supports 2 channel Stereo Audio Input , I used the 24 bit 44.1kHz setting, which was fully compatible with Jamup Pro, Amplitube, Yonac ToneStack, AmpKit The iPad was fully charged and powers the Tone Shifter Mega I used the USB type B connection with the included right angle USB 2.0 Type A to Type B "Printer" type cable to an Apple Lighting USB Camera Adapter to my iPad
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For now, you can get all of the official details from the link below.I tested this with a 2017 12.9" iPad Pro running IOS 10.3, and Audio -Technica ATH-M50X headphones Hopefully, I will get to try this out soon and get back to you all on my thoughts of BIAS FX 2. I would much prefer just one version and for them to get rid of the Standard, Professional and Elite model they currently use.
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My only real concern with Positive Grid’s software is that it can get confusing when trying to work out which version to buy. I like that they now combine all the amps and effects together, and the Tone Cloud function has always been a nice feature of the BIAS software that provides a nice way to find new guitar tones. The pre-order opens 21 March and Positive Grid is offering Exclusive Artists Presets for early birds. You can check out the official demo videos below and get an idea of what it sounds like.
It looks like you can now model certain effects and the website mentions new rack effects, too. A bit like Blue Cat Audio’s recent Re-Guitar software then?Īlso included is a number of pedal effects encompassing the usual suspects: drives, fuzz, delay and modulation and so on. I think the idea is that you can turn your Squire Telecaster into a ‘Gibson ’57 Goldtop via software modelling – if I understand this correctly. The new Guitar Match feature analyses your guitar’s responses and then use this information to transform it into one of 18 pre-modelled classic guitars. PG has also included new Cabinet/Mic combinations, with some Celestion IRs included as well. Sounds like a nice feature that gives us players plenty of added choices. Positive Grid says it now ships with 100 new amp model designs that use their new Dynamic Amp Engine.
If it is as great as they claim, it could make the BIAS FX experience a lot better. I look forward to trying this out when I get a chance. That’s bold language and says: “Take notice of this latest upgrade!” The website says there have been hundreds of improvements, but doesn’t actually say yet what these are. PG says its has completely re-engineered the DSP engine.
If you’re an existing customer, will the new features get you upgrading from previous versions? Re-engineered DSP engine The world of virtual guitar rigs is getting better and better, so the new Positive Grid BIAS FX 2 already has some stiff competition.
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