Long time Dropbox user here. I would disagree. In my opinion they still have the best file sync platform of the big providers, easily beating onedrive and Google drive for reliability, especially with hundreds of thousands of files.
For the uninitiated this is using Neural Amp Modelling (NAM) captures of guitar amps (yes guitar amps all sounds different and people like to use different ones for different things).
NAM (an open source project) is about 8x more expensive to run that a standard C++ amp simulator (which emulate tone characteristics of a guitar amp using standard DSP algorithms).
However, I'm not seeing a link to the code here. Without that it's just an article and could be entirely fictional.
116% would be 2x which will break the laws of physics. 16% is possible if you're not allocating heap memory, which I believe is the main selling point here.
Funny I just built a custom midi controller firmware and configuration manager app for the Line 6 Pod GO (which is traditionally not a full midi controller):
Ideally someone random on github would post the same thing, so you don't have to. That would be a fortunate coincidence but I'm pretty sure these things happen.
You obviously weren't in high school at the time the OC was on. Everybody watched it. I don't think I've ever viewed Ben as anyone other than Ryan Atwood ever since.
Built custom firmware for my Line 6 Pod GO HD guitar multi-fx the other day. Turned into a complete midi controller so it wasn't gathering dust. Fun times!
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