Ouch. That’s weird. Mine definitely doesn’t do that. There must be some setting screwed up or a fault. I would raise a ticket with support and send them a back up file to analyse. It shouldn’t sound like that.
Using Transpose Effect
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March 30, 2019 at 6:25 PM -
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ok thanks , where do I send a ticket ?
EDIT: its good I found, I'm sending a message
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well i guess they won't answer my question in the support section...
Too bad
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well i guess they won't answer my question in the support section...
Too bad
please check your spam folder
your ticket #KA00169100 has received a reply from our staff on the same day you opened it.(17th of june)
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Thanks it was in my spam folder indeed !
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I just tried dropping it 2 semi tones and tapping on a MBritt Fuchs ODS. It sounded VERY slightly darker when transposed but nothing major. Other than that I didn't notice any difference.
However, this was only true with headphones. Without headphose I could still hear the acoustic sound of the guitar which is a major distraction and could easily be confused as a weird phasey sound. It's often surprising just how loud the amp needs to be to completely cover the natural sound of the guitar.
its interesting how strong we hear the strings thinking ut comes from the monitirs but in fact itisnt, tried it yesterday
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Chris the worst one is when you are wearing headphones and still hear it then find out the headphone cable was touching the guitar and the vibration was traveling up the cable
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Chris the worst one is when you are wearing headphones and still hear it then find out the headphone cable was touching the guitar and the vibration was traveling up the cable
It really is...
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