Wouldn't that be more of a thing to do for the Positive Grid folks? I've gone ahead and added it to the Frequently Asked Questions > The Spark App > Suggestions for improvements to the Spark App message. Thanks for your suggestion.

Well, the sound on "At War with Satan" was a lot rawer than "Black Metal". I was playing along with "Countess Bathory" (off "Black Metal") just five minutes ago and loved the fatness of the sound, right from the beginning of that track \m/

Shaggy wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 2:15 pm On a side note, do you also run the Heartfield guitar/bass forum?

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Could you do a bit of promo on the Spark FB group plz?

Please use this thread to suggest improvements or additions to the Spark. They will be periodically communicated to the folks at Positive Grid. It will probably help if more people than just me post it. Here's the address for suggestions: https://help.positivegrid.com/hc/en-us/requests/new (in "...

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A quite awesome exploration on how to make your own killer tones can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thWjJT7KLtg

Obviously, the Positive Grid people could have used the real names of emulated amps and pedals, but they would have needed to pay gazillions in royalties to their respective trademark owners. This thread features an overview of all amps and pedals with their real-life counterparts. Some of these eff...

Here's a nice walkthrough/tutorial of the Spark and the app on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWQZJ7k49ok

I had the same problem! But there are two factors that influence the volume from a Bluetooth connected device: 1) the little knob on the Spark, and 2) the actual volume your iPad is set at. Try turning up the volume on your iPad.

Using an Android emulator called "BlueStacks" (https://www.bluestacks.com/) you can run the Sparks app. It's been reported to work fine on Windows 7 and Windows 10, except for Bluetooth.