The Echo Breakout Bug - Delay TIme changes
Posted: 31 Jan 2024
It seems like this is a major bug - unless I'm the only one who has it.
1) Start a rhythmic part.
2) Add an Echo at 50/50 mix at synced 1/8th delay - the delays should sync nicely with the tempo of the part.
3) Wire in a Channel EQ to the breakout jacks (e.g. to add an HPF).
Every time I do this the delay time changes:
* Original groove w/ 1/8 note delay time: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/tpbzt8v1 ... k49ed&dl=0
* Adding Channel EQ to Breakout: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ai11vju6 ... f93mp&dl=0
(In this case the delay time is still in tempo sync - at a different time - but usually it isn't.)
Can someone else validate this - clearly this can't be intended functionality. It happens with every effect I drop in.
Now every time I want to edit the delay signal I have to either tweak the time in ms manually, set up a mini mixer and use the send, or split the signal and later merge.
Thanks all.
1) Start a rhythmic part.
2) Add an Echo at 50/50 mix at synced 1/8th delay - the delays should sync nicely with the tempo of the part.
3) Wire in a Channel EQ to the breakout jacks (e.g. to add an HPF).
Every time I do this the delay time changes:
* Original groove w/ 1/8 note delay time: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/tpbzt8v1 ... k49ed&dl=0
* Adding Channel EQ to Breakout: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ai11vju6 ... f93mp&dl=0
(In this case the delay time is still in tempo sync - at a different time - but usually it isn't.)
Can someone else validate this - clearly this can't be intended functionality. It happens with every effect I drop in.
Now every time I want to edit the delay signal I have to either tweak the time in ms manually, set up a mini mixer and use the send, or split the signal and later merge.
Thanks all.