Excellent video that will likely help many struggling to understand those features and differences etc. Thanks!
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Yes, he is an excellent guide!
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In responding to the reviewers confusion, an easy example of “why” one would want to run four parallel lines is Allan Holdsworth and his incredibly inventive soundscapes. The MagicStomp was the latest iteration at the time of his incredible delay effect, which featured eight discreet delays, in parallel, in stereo, and that device was released over twenty years ago. I still have mine and one of the key research items is the Quad Cortex’s parallel capability. I’m also looking at the Fractal offerings. This video does not answer all of my questions but the Cortex is still on my short list. Somewhat related, Leon Todd did a good break down of the delay block and found a few key things that I would hope NeuralDSP is aware of by now, but LT didn’t really cover the parallel effects usage, but a decent “deep dive” in other key areas nonetheless. I really hope NeuralDSP watches, listens, and considers the feedback that’s out there. I’ll leave it at that. I’m ready to buy, just weighing the pros and cons of today’s offerings. To that point, are people happy with the NeuralDSP support? What about feature improvements and bug fixes? Thanks