PBGas
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Please oh please let it be firmware Friday.
Hoping this goes to release at some point soon!
Please oh please let it be firmware Friday.
Had the same experience, but on previous firmware. Like you, reboot resolved it. Not on the current beta so can’t say it’s directly relevant.
Same issue here!Had this issue occur twice now on Beta 4: my guitar signal drops and is replaced by just a high-er pitched noise but not feedback. Like a digital high pitched noise if that makes any sense. Only fix is turning off the Axe and turning it back on. It's not a super loud noise (thankfully). Currently have the Axe connected Via USB to my iMac and through SPDIF to a Scarlett 8i6. The sound was coming out of Out 2 which goes to my Headrush. No other outputs are connected to anything.
I shut it off before I tried unplugging anything (like the USB or SPDIF) but wondered if anyone has heard something like that. Checked the Scarlett and it was still synced at 48k.
I'm using a guitar with passive pickups so not a battery issue. Guitar cable has been fine but I'll swap it out tomorrow just to rule it out.
I was concerned it was going to start screaming so I shut off the Axe quickly.
Hi PM, when you say reboot resolved it are you saying switched of switched on or was there more to it? Thanks
Hoping this goes to release at some point soon!
I have been trying to reamp and has worked for me
It's normal and it sucks but it's not going to changeI am not sure if it's a new thing. I was just scrolling through amps with default settings and noticed the level difference of the amps.
Sometimes there is a 12 dB difference.
For example: Boutique 1 is hitting -6dB on output 1 while 65 Bassguy Bass is around +7dB.
Is this normal? I haven't noticed this before.
It's been this way for years. I bring in an amp, and after setting up the preset with effects, etc., I just increase the level of the Amp block, until it matches my other presets.I am not sure if it's a new thing. I was just scrolling through amps with default settings and noticed the level difference of the amps.
Sometimes there is a 12 dB difference.
For example: Boutique 1 is hitting -6dB on output 1 while 65 Bassguy Bass is around +7dB.
Is this normal? I haven't noticed this before.
I also downloaded Pete Thorn's presets and the Pete Plexi preset was waaay to hot on output 1 around +7dB! They were released as 12.07. Were they made on 12.07 or they were just imported and released on that?
In other words, just like real amps in the real world. In nearly 50 years of playing, I've never had a real amp that didn't need adjustment depending on the guitar i was putting in front of it, pedals, the room I was in, etc.Just to say it, this is a seriously moving target.
People with higher output guitars will hear clean sounds as loud relative to distorted ones, because the distortion limits volume, but the cleans don't.
Guitars with different frequency responses will interact with that situation in different ways.
All of this is complicated by the varying responses of people's playback environments.
Just make your stuff how you like it and move on.
It's been this way for years. I bring in an amp, and after setting up the preset with effects, etc., I just increase the level of the Amp block, until it matches my other presets.