Tuesday Tone Tip - 3 Advanced Amp Parameters

Leon Todd details 3 of his favourite "advanced parameters" in the Axe-Fx III and FM3.

[@SixStringHarmonies]

Many thanks to G66 and Leon for putting this series together. It's kind of left to users in the Wild to teach each other how to use the Axe3/FM3. The manual certainly covers the basics, but it doesn't go down the rabbit-hole, which is what a lot of users are looking for.

[@G66eu]

Thankyou! More to come

[@MitchellPlyler]

Got my FM3 two days ago and the tip around the speaker impedance curve improved my tone immensely. Thanks for these videos!

[@lukeofkeys]

Great tips - thanks! Especially useful on the FM3 working around the CPU limit. Also, glorious (if I may borrow that word) vibrato Leon!

[@brandonproctor3639]

That Grind boost definitely “Grinds” wow lol Glorious tones as always my friend!!

[@KelsterVonShredster]

Finally somebody focusing on this topic! Leon you are a life saver!

[@G66eu]

My pleasure!

[@EnricoBressi]

Thanks brother! Very well done.

[@RichardStone-ld9us]

Thank you. Great vid as usual. I was looking for your vid that describes how to reduce that “pick stricking sound”??? Can you please remind me where that might be? Thanks again Leon!

[@wyzyguy726]

Hello Leon... Great video.. I do have something I would like to clarify regarding the speaker imped curves... If I am running a solid state power amp into a real cab.. In this case a FM3 into a Seymour Duncan Powerstage power amp --> a 2x12 Boogie 2FB CEL-30 cab... do I want to use a curve, use resistive load... or something else. I have the cab modeling off & have been using the negative feedback on the FM3 to dial in the right amount of hair... Thanks in advance.

[@G66eu]

Try the impedance curve closest to your physical cab

[@scottpeters4401]

Hey Leon,does the speaker impedance curves do the same thing as the nail file Resonance video you did awhile back??Or is it more like the adjustable loads on the TAE?

[@G66eu]

It's very similar to the speaker res video from the AX8 video, although this time you can start by selecting the cabinet closest to your real cab and fine tune as needed. Way easier!

[@seldonsinq]

Leon, what cab are you using? One of yours?

[@G66eu]

Good old LT TV Mix 2

[@seldonsinq]

@@G66eu thanks! That would have been my guess...