Hey there Fractal community,
After upgrading my FM3 to the firmware 6.00 and 6.01 I've come across what I believe to be a bug in the delay block. See the video below.
To give a short description of what happens, the FM3 keeps the delay block engaged after changing presets, even if the preset I'm changing to has the delay block bypassed for that scene. Changing scenes seem to fix the delay block bypass state to what the scene was originally saved to, but only if doing it through the footswitches, as I show in the video (if done via editor the bypass state keeps the same). For instance, I change the preset, it loads scene 1, then I select scene 2 in the FM3 and change back to scene 1 so it reloads the scene with the delay block bypassed.
I've trying to figure this out for over a month now, but still have no idea what might be going on.
In case anyone wonders, the scene revert option is turned on, and the scene ignore option in the block isn't turned on, as you can see in the video.
Has anyone experienced something similar? This has been a slight pain to deviate when playing live.
Thanks!
After upgrading my FM3 to the firmware 6.00 and 6.01 I've come across what I believe to be a bug in the delay block. See the video below.
To give a short description of what happens, the FM3 keeps the delay block engaged after changing presets, even if the preset I'm changing to has the delay block bypassed for that scene. Changing scenes seem to fix the delay block bypass state to what the scene was originally saved to, but only if doing it through the footswitches, as I show in the video (if done via editor the bypass state keeps the same). For instance, I change the preset, it loads scene 1, then I select scene 2 in the FM3 and change back to scene 1 so it reloads the scene with the delay block bypassed.
I've trying to figure this out for over a month now, but still have no idea what might be going on.
In case anyone wonders, the scene revert option is turned on, and the scene ignore option in the block isn't turned on, as you can see in the video.
Has anyone experienced something similar? This has been a slight pain to deviate when playing live.
Thanks!