Titan Veja Lead Test - MOD Devices

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#21

Ooops, did I get myself into a wasp net?
In search of an adequate metal sound I rummaged in the pedal board box and found an interesting recently published board which also explains the mysterious MINDI. (thanks to dncrash!)
Again, the board produces a deep ghost octave playing power chords on the low strings. (second snapshot)

Is it possibly a systemic problem? :thinking:

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#22

Hello @Sharry

Was this issue (bug) solved ?

I’m using the trial version of this plugin but tested only clean sounds and a bit of a real pedal overdrive in front of the MOD DUO.

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#23

Hello @rogeriocouto Rogerio,

my memory might be totally off,
but in this context I remember cabinets were updated recently that led to weird sounds before.
I think our plugin specialists can tell you if this bug has been resolved.

Greetings and God bless. Marius

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#24

Thanks @mj_prod

I think that this bug was not related to the CabSims but to the Veja Titan Amp Sim and accordingly to @Sharry last post could be related to all Amp Sims.

There are other threads on this subject and I think @Jan was addressing the issue.

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#25

I can only talk for the VeJa plugins, but since the last post on this we updated the Titan to add an oversampling option, which reduces artifacts.

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with this enabled I don’t see any odd lower octaves, but if there are still issues reports are welcome!

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#26

@ rogeriocouto - I can’t tell, because I do not use this board and amp anymore.
It happened with distorted sounds.

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#27

Hello @Jan

Thanks for the answer.

Later on I’ll test the lead channel with lower frequencies.
I think that @redcloud have reported something about this issue in another thread and maybe that was already tested.

I just have a few other questions If you don’t mind…

Which is the oversample rate applied when the option is switched on?
Have you measured the impact on CPU usage?

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#28

The Titan oversamples x4, which we found to be the sweetspot in terms of antialliasing and cpu load.
There is ofcourse still an impact though, which differs a lot between setups, but as an indicator, it goes up a bit over 10% here on my Dwarf in a series chain.

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#29

Thanks again @Jan

I’m after a “Edge of breakup” amp tone.
So far I’m getting better results with the DUO using drives and boosters in front of the clean Amp simulations.

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#30

Thanks @Sharry

I’ll keep using the trial version of the Titan a little longer to see If I can get the tone that I’m after.

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