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joe rogers
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Justin,
Go to the Fractal site. And open a support ticket.
Go to the Fractal site. And open a support ticket.
any word on a 1.03b public beta with the newer G3'd drives yet?
Just waiting for the final version of the firmware. Not the beta ones... \o/
I'm guessing you mean "Mark Day's BE" (there is no HBE preset) and Auto True Bypass (there's no Global True Bypass).
With ATB on, when you bypass the second pedal in that preset, True Bypass engages. What you're hearing is the delay between bypassing the Drive block (which is digital and instantaneous) and engaging True Bypass (it takes a fraction of a second for the mechanical true-bypass relays to kick in).
This happened to me too, once i figured it was the bypass relay kicking in out I started listening and A/B'ing. Conclusion: no need for true bypass!
CLIFF/ JOE- are the relays buffered for long cable runs? ( I assume they are). Regardless, A+!!!
It's useful, though, for quickly checking preset levels against the dry amp.Yes, the True Bypass is a buffered bypass. As you've noted though it's really not needed. We put it in there for the purists but I don't use it.
It's useful, though, for quickly checking preset levels against the dry amp.
TIP: If you find yourself using True Bypass a lot when setting up your presets, AND you don't use the looper as much, there is a global setting that will allow you to swap the footswitch activation so that True Bypass is a Tap, and the Looper Hold.
+1 Adinfinitum . . . I'm an pretty darn well paid engineer and while I'm no John Petrucci I'm not embarrased to play for real with real "musicians". The best guitarists that I personally know have the common sense not to try to make real money doing it. It's like being a PhD - if you haven't had a breakthrough by 30 then the chances are that you won't. No problem with folks out there chasing the dream but I do find it annoying when folks look down at my pro gear because I don't play professionally. Of course Vai and Satch aren't my buddies yet so there's that
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