Habuman
Power User
Hope this helps (Yes it was the reverb setting. Just a reminder):
In the video you can hear a crackling of the speaker. Was making a patch and it just started. Thought the speaker was blown or cables going bad. Couldn't think of how it could've happened. Started checking connections, cables, etc. Even cleaned connections. No luck.
Then I noticed that I had the reverb set to high. The reverb continued to disable/enable causing the crackling sound. Set reverb to normal and all is good. Lesson learned.
In the video you can hear a crackling of the speaker. Was making a patch and it just started. Thought the speaker was blown or cables going bad. Couldn't think of how it could've happened. Started checking connections, cables, etc. Even cleaned connections. No luck.
Then I noticed that I had the reverb set to high. The reverb continued to disable/enable causing the crackling sound. Set reverb to normal and all is good. Lesson learned.
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once I figured out the reason for the crackling.