"no way kid.....you'll put your eye out.......ho ho ho!"Cliff must have a bag like Santa... it never runs empty. Christmas comes many times during the year for us Fractaliens
Both in the unit and Axe-edit got blank pages. only some presets survived.
Back up -> update is less work than update -> roll back -> back up -> update....
Did you validate that you had the correct firmware loaded?
Out of curiosity, is there a reason some of the compressors have graphs and others don't?
Yes, in some of my presets there is (was now) a new « klonk » sound when I switch between scenes and I identified the problem : they are channels . If you put for example 2 scenes : scene one with a chorus in a Archean clean in channel A, and scene two with a ds1 in the Archean clean in channel B, you have a big metallic « klong » when you go back to scene 1.
I don't want to come off ungrateful, and really love the idea of fading blocks in and out. It just seems like it needs some fine tuning. I'm hoping for the best.
I'm not measuring any additional gaps.Random thoughts ahead....
Was checking out the new fade in/out on the Filter/PEQ/GEQ blocks. Works pretty cool when just switching them on and off. But noticed that there is a noticeable gap when switching channels now. Even if the other channel is bypassed? I guess that it's the new fading process being activated between the channel changes. And in certain directions, the channel change happens before the fade completes. Never really had an issue with the way that these block types turned on and off. If I really need an EQ block 'fade' between scenes, I would leave it on and use a Scene Controller attached to a parameter or two, or three, or...
Is the 'fade' happening in the block 'Level'? or is it more of a 'Mix' fade? If it were 'mix' based, I would think that there wouldn't be any new gap between channel changes?
It would be great if the 'fading' process only occurred when turning on and off, but not during channel changes. And in cases where the block is changing channels and turning off, the channel change is delayed until the fade out is complete, if possible?.
I guess there are always some compromises. The Wah has always been a bit jarring when auto-engaging, and I seldom switch channels on the Wah, so that's a win win.
The Drive block fade in/out is nice too. I try really hard not to change Drive channels anyway.
Can you tell that I HATE gaps.
Thanks for adding nothing. Ignore my posts. I love this community except for people like this specifically.
This is a mechanical process with real amps. Digitally controlled reactive loads may exist one day (or already) but the number of possibilities is nowhere near what we have on the axe. The device would have to be pretty large to accommodate the necessary components and dissipate the heat generated etc.
