Modeling Amplifiers
Modeling Amplifiers
I just bought my new Peavey Vypyr 1 100W modeling amp with a Sanpera 1 foot pedal... it works really nice, altough I have a few problems with its software and sound. Maybe we could discuss these and many other things related with modeling amps, amp emulation and so on.
I use a Line 6 LD400.., one of my amps, mostly used for band practices.., anyway.., never had a problem with it or the software.., and software is pretty easy to use.., as for vyper, a friend has it, and it's awsome.., as far as the software goes, he says it's as easy to use as Line6's is..,
As for those buzzez.., add a noise gate of some sort.., if you had a normal amp (not a modelling) you'd also had hums, hisses and buzzes.., and you'd need to buy a pedal.., in your vyper you already have an option to add it to your channel.., try that ;)
I have the same head and I only use it for recording and with headphones at night. I tinkered with it for some time but never got the sound I was looking for, IMO it just has WAY too many options, who needs all that? I bought a Blackstar HT Metal 100 and theres no going back.............................ever!
So now then
I own a MH-100QMNT and a Vypyr 100 modeling amp. If I use the clean channels, I always hear a slight or strong buzz, depending on which of the clean amp emulations I am using, which is quite annoying - so I cannot use the clean chanels properly, there is always that hairy noise... Once I've tried it with a Cort Les Paul, a guitar with a weaker output than mines, and it was a lot better - but not completely all right. So I suppose, the problem should be found in the modeling amp. One of my friends said, he owned a few, and each of it produced this buzz.
On the second hand, the amp freezes, and I have to restart it, just like a PC, but this thing does not annoy me that much.
Ha s anyone heard about modeling amps producing a slight or even harder buzz? Or is this just my problem?