2.2 - Browser mode, searching for the right sound, hear yourself, not nice.
2.2 Switching noises
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ACY -
October 17, 2013 at 8:54 PM -
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I've just tried it with all outputs. There is absolute no switching noise with my Rig (Kemper, Yamaha MFC & FRFR monitor). maybe you can narrow the noise source closer?
BTW: Acy - your homepage and your products are top quality -
Yeah, it's a real pain, that there's no short V-Fade or at least some intelligent switch in zero-crossings.
Horrible noise that is and it has been reported many times already.Cheers,
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does this happen with all rigs? How are you switching (browse knob, arrows or controller)? I cannot reproduce it here...
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I also have a lot of switching noises, that's probably because I use many slot and effects in the rigs, anyway, it is a thing that should be solved sooner or later...
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does this happen with all rigs?
Yes, but with low gain rigs it's much less obvious, of course.How are you switching (browse knob, arrows or controller)?
RIG left/right buttons or BROWSE knob + LOAD button
No controller, no Auto-Load.
Black Toaster -
That's the noise I have had since 1.5 FW if you search the forum you will see my poll I started to see how many people were suffering with this noise and its more than half. I think CK has acknowledged this problem as in the process of fixing it fingers crossed.
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Using the rig buttons left right!
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I just tried it. I do get some low volume crackles (measured around 18-20db lower as the main signal) just when sustaining the sound WHILE changing rig...and to be honest this is something that I never do....but you're right..
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2.2 - Browser mode, searching for the right sound, hear yourself, not nice.
I have the same noise when switching rigs, real bad
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I tested all ways to switch the rigs - also in very(!) loud situations. I can´t hear any noise. Maybe its a "Toaster" problem? I got a rack-Kemper.
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May be too hot toasted!
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I heard the noise too last night.
It's similar to the popping sound if you use a loop switching system with analog pedals, especially high gain ones. Or even high gain pedals within the loop of a device like the Boss GT-8. Did a lot of testing this and narrowed it down to some kind of impedance matching problem. Alternatively, it could just be the sound suddenly cutting in and out.
Not too sure how it occurs in a self-contained digital device like the Kemper though. :?