This sort of thing often happens as a result of the input gate. Try turning it off and see if it goes away.
Interesting I will try that. How does the input gate do that if the gate is supposed to suppress unnecessary noise?
So it’s two different sounds, repeating one after the other, with a limping cadence?
Tempo LED. Damned autocorrect.
I’d say they’re not different sounds. I literally thought I was having palpitations and could hear my heart beat with the head phones on lmao. I didn’t check my tempo LED, I did notice if a preset had a compressor on, the compressor would recognize the sounds and compressor line would move. So would my input meter
If my stomach growls when I’m working on a preset with a lot of gain I’ll hear it through the headphones. Guitar pickups can be very sensitive.
lol I wouldn’t doubt that at all. Also the heart uses electricity to beat. But I really don’t think it was that since I wasn’t having palpitations or anything. No high heart rate or anything. It was just a thought because the sound was so similar but I’m 99% sure it wasn’t that
The gate suppresses noise by turning down the input level, and it does it in a way that goes up and down when it's at the edge. I ran into this when holding notes until they ran to zero. You can very much hear the gate engage in a not-smooth way. Possibly due to the random nature of noise.
Ok I will try to capture some recordings tomorrow.
Check the Tempo LED.
