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NICE. I predict people will still fly off the handle that this wasn't released from day one and TCE "made" people buy multiple pedals if they wanted all the sounds on the Flashback-FlashbackX4-Transition-whatever whatever.

I may re-buy the FBX4 to play with this!

I still have yet to mess around with anything by them
Kinda feel like I'm missing out

This is what I was thinking the entire time these have been out, and they actually did it? Sweet! I'm gonna get a usb cable that fits my hall of fame and have some FUN.

Great move by a company that does a great job staying up on the needs and wants of its customers. I had a Flashback for a while and really wanted to tweak all of the stuff going on in there, particularly the modulation.

how much you want to bet that it won't be supported on PowerPC Macs?

as someone who has a PowerPC somewhere in my apartment, for the mercy of your mac, don't even try it haha

I think its awesome they finally released it. I'll cut them some slack, because watching some of the videos of people making tone prints and seeing glimpses of the software, it was obviously not meant for public use. It looked pretty complicated, or at least for the regular Joe. Too bad for me, I sold my Flashback to a buddy of mine, and he's always out of town touring. I'll have to see if I can borrow it back for a few days to try this out. I liked the Flashback, but decided that it was actually way too many features that I needed. But I think if I could make my own Toneprint, I'd just set it up the way I want and keep it there. Or I could just get a Boss DD-6 and be done with it.

dubkitty wrote:how much you want to bet that it won't be supported on PowerPC Macs?

Vegas won't even offer any odds on that. It has been 6 and a half years since the last PowerPC Mac was sold after all.

Goddamnit now I REALLY want to get a Hall of Fame

wdinc01 wrote:I think its awesome they finally released it. I'll cut them some slack, because watching some of the videos of people making tone prints and seeing glimpses of the software, it was obviously not meant for public use. It looked pretty complicated, or at least for the regular Joe. Too bad for me, I sold my Flashback to a buddy of mine, and he's always out of town touring. I'll have to see if I can borrow it back for a few days to try this out. I liked the Flashback, but decided that it was actually way too many features that I needed. But I think if I could make my own Toneprint, I'd just set it up the way I want and keep it there. Or I could just get a Boss DD-6 and be done with it.

Guitar Center's return policy is a great way to try this editor without a final commitment.

TGP will absolutely have a patch sharing thread very soon. It has already been suggested over there.

Now I may have to finally buy one.

This has been on the 'duh' moments of gear history since the first pedals were released by TC.

Well well well. Looks like a Flashback / Hall of Fame may be in my near future. But I assume you can only save a custom patch to the tone print slot and not override the stock settings?