I havenāt used it yet, but personally I could see Clone Tape being beneficial if I get to a good saving point with a āprojectā and want to clone that and make changes (or arrangement) on a new tape.
So, basically I could use one tape as a āsessionā tape and one tape as an āarrangerā tape and not have changes to the arranger tape affect the original copy.
My use would be if Iād got a bunch of ideas that I wanted to keep separate on one tape, duplicate the tape and then do bounces on the copied tape, knowing that if I messed up I can go back to the original tape.
I used it last night and it clones the tape, there are no options to change the tape type, which would be nice. Maybe one for a future update.
It seems that when connected to the OP-Z or the original OP-1, audio exchange is no longer possible. Is this the case with the TX-6 as well, and is it a specification?
no i donāt believe that was ever the case. mutes toggle every time you turn on the device and the āmaster stageā ie fx and gain are always āglobalā
So I recalled all mixer settings were saved. I may have been wrong however.
Anyway I donāt get why only mixer levels and panning are saved and EQ/FX/Drive settings are global.
im not 100% sure but i understood that the āmaster stageā is just a global property of the āarchitectureā - in their model of the analog architecture this is how the signal flow is. i believe it has always been this way.