Volume Drops

[RockerAlex]

Sorry if this has been covered, I wasn't sure what to search for ...

Of course I'm not talking about random volume drop outs but rather the small volume loss when you add in a Reverb or Looper block for example, is there a setting I can change to compensate for this without just blindly turning up level?

 

[chris]

not that i know of, but i generally turn up almost every effect type block up about 2db and that works for me.

you could also try "parallel" routing where it branches off to another row, mix to 100% and the level setting adjusts the mix.

 

[dsl]

not that i know of, but i generally turn up almost every effect type block up about 2db and that works for me.

I agree.

 

[Kriig]

Same here. 2 up an it's the same volume

 

[RockerAlex]

Awesome, thanks guys.

 

[simeon]

you can get round it by adding the block in parallel to the main line. set mix to 100% and use level or input gain to control the level of the delays etc

 

[RockerAlex]

you can get round it by adding the block in parallel to the main line. set mix to 100% and use level or input gain to control the level of the delays etc

Ah very clever, I had never thought of routing it differently!

 

[Brick_top]

Just started doing that! just don't forget to set the bypass of the reverb block to "mute out"

 

[simeon]

no, not mute out - that'll cut off the delay tails when you bypass. set it to "mute in"!

 

[clarky]

I set mine to 'mute fx in'