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V Collection - Legacy versions => B-3 V => B-3 V - Users Community => Topic started by: TheAndyMac on May 27, 2016, 09:56:38 am
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When looking at this compared with some other products available (as well as your own Vox Continental V), and to allow this instrument to manage the more rock-end of sounds (Jon Lord style), there are a few things which I believe are needed:
1. Bass pedals (as per other question, and due hopefully soon)
2. More options for Leslie cabinets
3. Options for amplifiers - especially allowing distorted overdrive on them (not just the overdrive pedal)
4. Options for non-Leslie speakers to go with the amps
5. Traditional half-moon controls for the Leslie
6. Options to change effects/routing in the effects board, and more effects available
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When looking at this compared with some other products available (as well as your own Vox Continental V), and to allow this instrument to manage the more rock-end of sounds (Jon Lord style), there are a few things which I believe are needed:
1. Bass pedals (as per other question, and due hopefully soon)
2. More options for Leslie cabinets
3. Options for amplifiers - especially allowing distorted overdrive on them (not just the overdrive pedal)
4. Options for non-Leslie speakers to go with the amps
5. Traditional half-moon controls for the Leslie
6. Options to change effects/routing in the effects board, and more effects available
This would help and is why right now I don't use the internal Leslie or any of the fx. PSP's L'Otary is my tool of choice for a Leslie and IKMM Amplitube 4 for fx and other amps. To add to the list I'd like to see a true DI output and not just turning the Leslie off (not braking the Leslie but bypassing the whole thing which I'm told by Arturia is the same thing).