fanir wrote:

 

What's the best possible way to reduce the fizz?

 

Thanks for reading.

Seriously, open the bottle slowly and leave it stand for a few hours.

Cheers,

Crusty

fanir wrote:

 

I know that with Line 6 modellers, there's bound to be fizz. I'm curious as to how do you guys cut out the annoying fizz? Do you guys simply roll it off with the Mid-Focus EQ or just suss it out with the Paramatric ones? What's the best possible way to reduce the fizz?

 

Thanks for reading.

The same way I get rid of fizz when using Tube amps and that's not intended as a joke. I've heard more fizz from tube amps the ways they're  dialled by Metal Players. In summary use less distortion than you think you need (too much gain muddies and thins out the sound) and use the amp controls just like you do on a real amp.

Just in case:

Check your output mode too.  Make sure you are using the right one

- Combo/Stack Front if plugged into the front of an amp

- Combo/Stack Power Amp if plugged into the FX Loop

-  Studio Direct for a PA/Full Range setup.

a certain amount o fizz can also be attributed to your speakers.  both my speakers, a celestion  and a scumback produce a high frequency fizz when pushed.  a speaker that is rated twice what the amp is should ensure little or no speaker fizz when pushed.  just pure amp tone