Firmware updates either work or they don't - it's binary. Reloading it won't change a thing.Maybe try re-installing it again?
Yes, all things being equal.Firmware updates either work or they don't - it's binary. Reloading it won't change a thing.
No, it's not. Like everything in this world. Sometimes commands are written to the wrong internal addresses, so we can have artifacts. Think any OS installation.Firmware updates either work or they don't - it's binary. Reloading it won't change a thing.
This is not an OS loading on a hard disk...No, it's not. Like everything in this world. Sometimes commands are written to the wrong internal addresses, so we can have artifacts. Think any OS installation.
I'm merely parroting what Cliff has stated on this before and since he designs and programs this stuff I tend to believe him. Unix Guy posted links to support this.No, it's not. Like everything in this world. Sometimes commands are written to the wrong internal addresses, so we can have artifacts. Think any OS installation.
Was Axe-Edit connected?Just updated but had to switch back.
When I change presets, say rolling the knob to the next, I get this odd filtering warble at the beginning for one or two seconds.
Is there something I have set incorrectly?