Quatschmacher
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Excellent. Glad it’s sorted. I wonder if some power blip caused a memory corruption.
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Is the instrument mode display still glitching?
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Have you tried doing a “reset all” in the boot menu? Try that and report back
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Could you hook it up to one of the other 9V, run the update again and see if anything changes.
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OK. Are you just powering the pedal on its own supply with no other pedals attached to that power source (including while doing the update)? (What are you using to power it?) have you tried using a completely different supply? I’d suggest doing that and doing the update again using a different supply.
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Did you replace the patches using the online updater tool, following all instructions to the letter?
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Also wondering if this issue was caused by your hacking the graphical EQ window on patches with flexi assignments.
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Just to be clear. Update to v3.60 and download the v3.60 editor (if you aren’t already using it).
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That’s something I’ve never seen before. However, why you are describing sound wise sounds like what happens when old v2 patches haven’t been correctly flushed. If you have your patches backed up, I’d reinstall the firmware and v3.5 factory sound set via the online updater. Check that all works. If so, then load your own patches back on.
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Maybe send a screenshot of the patch you’re using.
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And do you mean it’s only sending clean when engaged? Is this on all patches? Didi you update to v3 recently and not perform the writing of the factory sound set?
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Did you send CC2 at 0 somehow? That will mute the VCF output.
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What did you do?
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I think Source Audio allow warranty transfer, if I recall correctly from when I proof-read the UltraWave Manual.
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You may have worked out a workaround. I’d guess that moving the frequency in the graphical display will simply move the left slider of the flexi slider and the offset will remain constant (unless you bump up against the extremities). Adjust the Q of the frequencies to make the notches narrower. I based my notch placement initially by reading up on the notches of a Phase 90.
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Yes, I believe the EQ panel always shows the most-recently accessed view when it is first opened. I’ll need to look at this though as it might cause issues with the flexi if you start trying to interact with it in graphical mode.
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The notch spacings are still regulated by the two frequency sliders, even if you can’t actually see the graphical representation thereof, but I can understand your confusion. In fact, I might have written that tutorial before the graphical display was disabled.
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To get around this, I’d suggest setting up your notches in the graphical view first to set them to the frequencies you want (either the lowest or highest point), then switch to slider view and add the flexi assignment, then use the secondary slider to set the other end of the frequency sweeps (higher or lower as desired).
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Yes, intentional design, as mentioned in the manual. The Flexi interface uses the sliders, so once that is assigned, it locks out the graphical view. Basically at the time, there wasn’t time to come up with a viable solution of how to apply flexis to the graphical view. I had some ideas and suggested them but there were more pressing concerns. It’s something that I hope can be revisited at some point along with some other ideas I have for unlocking other features via the editor. I wouldn’t hold your breath though.
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Updated to offer the option to split the case and bass (see amended first post). @dand666 -
This looks good:
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I sold Jodie my OC-5 and it was all smooth and painless. All the details were sorted quickly and payment was prompt. Communication was all timely, friendly and efficient too. Happy to trade again any time. Hope you dig the pedal. Many thanks.
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Keeley Bassist limiter/compressor *SOLD*
Quatschmacher replied to will4bass's topic in Effects For Sale
Fair enough, though you could use an FI only using the 9 Deep Impact patches; they are identical (one of the initial design goals) and designed by the original creator using the same core code just with higher resolution in the oscillators. -
Keeley Bassist limiter/compressor *SOLD*
Quatschmacher replied to will4bass's topic in Effects For Sale
Get that Deep Impact sold and buy yourself a Future Impact and pocket the change.😀
