KonstaFrac
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So I haven't noticed this until now but wanted to ask if it was normal or something else.
When I play certain notes on the fretboard, the fractal starts to create this hum or feedback type thing. It feels like compression and hurts ears. There are some spots like 7th and 11th fret on the G string. So D and F# on those frets cause this compression thing to activate. I've tried this with multiple guitars and I get the same result. Also tested multiple cabs and the problem is still there.
Another weird thing I notice is that when I play 11th, 13th and 14th fret on the G-string there seems to be like a another pitch or tone in the background. This actually happens everywhere on the fretboard but it is most noticable on these spots.
First I play the 7th fret and you can hear the noise getting there. Then I play 5th fret (0:07) and there is much less hum and noise. After that I play the 11th, 13th and 14th fret on G and you can maybe hear the pitches in the background. Especially at 0:21. The pitches are happening in 160hz-260hz range.
One last thing that is odd is that the output channels don't seem to match between left and right.
When I play the 7th fret on the G and leave it ringing I get this. The left channel climbs up to 10db when right is already going down.
Again I'm not a professional and these are just my dumb findings but I wanted to know if someone else is experiencing something like this.
When I play certain notes on the fretboard, the fractal starts to create this hum or feedback type thing. It feels like compression and hurts ears. There are some spots like 7th and 11th fret on the G string. So D and F# on those frets cause this compression thing to activate. I've tried this with multiple guitars and I get the same result. Also tested multiple cabs and the problem is still there.
Another weird thing I notice is that when I play 11th, 13th and 14th fret on the G-string there seems to be like a another pitch or tone in the background. This actually happens everywhere on the fretboard but it is most noticable on these spots.
First I play the 7th fret and you can hear the noise getting there. Then I play 5th fret (0:07) and there is much less hum and noise. After that I play the 11th, 13th and 14th fret on G and you can maybe hear the pitches in the background. Especially at 0:21. The pitches are happening in 160hz-260hz range.
One last thing that is odd is that the output channels don't seem to match between left and right.
When I play the 7th fret on the G and leave it ringing I get this. The left channel climbs up to 10db when right is already going down.
Again I'm not a professional and these are just my dumb findings but I wanted to know if someone else is experiencing something like this.
Tried resetting amp and cab but it did really help. Maybe the there are some overtones like you said. It still feels like the "problem" is more noticeable on the right channel.