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So having made some captures before and after the update I have to say, after the new update the capture sounds IDENTICAL to my ears. It's...
I'm actually not sure. I wouldn't worry too much about it if the correct number of entries are there.
Have you updated to the latest version, and then opened Tonex? I think you should do that before importing new models. The latest CSV files...
Hmm, so this is potentially interesting, on my Library.db the "Version" column is at the end of sheet, but on Ivan Bukovac db his version column...
What do you mean without pictures? Like no virtual amp interface?
You can only upload files of 25mb or less to github, and by naming them by the date range it serves as a historical record of sorts as well. If...
I have re-uploaded the CSV files to reflect this change. https://github.com/brknwzrd/ToneXLib
I will say, I find a lot of the sounds at default to be a bit mid scooped or "phasey" sounding. Even when I used my own custom IR inside of ToneX...
Hey both, I uploaded the tutorial above, if you follow that you should have the full number of models. The important step you were missing is...
Ok so the first thing you will need is SQLite Browser which you can get here for free https://sqlitebrowser.org/ Next you need the CSV files...
Hey folks, so if it all works correctly you should have 1300 user tone models or so. Now it's the morning here I will do a proper tutorial so you...
Ok, here is every Tone Model uploaded to date (>1400). I highly reccomend filtering them before uploading them to your library, there's a lot of...
The CSV way really is the best. It's easy to filter the entries for instance so you're not needlessly importing all the crap that's in there...
Ok so my suspicions were correct. The models are stored in the library.db file itself, and probably similarly described in the preset files....
Some interesting info I got on another forum is that the library.db is actually an SQLite file. You can open and edit this file in SQLite browser....
Separate names with a comma.
