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Drumlogue: The volume of the signal routed to pre/post master #89
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Do you also experience audio input distortion? I tested 5 units and they all started crackling especially with longer note lengts. Experimented with all -db settings/routings. Could not get sound true SIDECH at all. |
@GeertKoekenbier I tested connecting NTS-1 to Drumlogue's audio input. I felt no distortion when "AUDIO IN" is directory routed to "OUTPUT." Other routings cause modification of the sound, but it is normal. |
Thank you for testing. I tested 5 unites. System 1.2.0 One with Panal 1.1.7 |
Fyi .mov audio in DL crackling (all 5 units) |
@GeertKoekenbier Your video shows that you route the audio input to the master fx. If you are using the boost fx for the master fx, this kind of crackling might occur when the boost parameter value is large, and the input audio is very loud. |
@boochow Yes that was an extreme example but no master FX were added. But i have it with all the output settings and Db variation. Today i used the same testing gear's output to a UNO synth PRO X audio input and there was no problem. |
UPDATE!!!! FIX!!! |
The current architecture of the Drumlogue copies the audio signal to both the delay and reverb inputs, in addition to routing towards the pre/post master FX. Also, there is no dedicated parameter to set the signal level to the pre/post master FX. The global volume control, while present, impacts all signals universally, and thus, it cannot be utilized for this purpose. Consequently, this results in an inability to adjust the signal level to the pre/post master FX, thereby restricting the wet signal ratio to a maximum of 50%.
So, I think an additional parameter should be in Drumlogue to adjust the signal level directed towards the pre/post master FX.
The logue SDK 1.x, in contrast, doesn't have any route to bypass the delay/reverb section. The delay/reverb units must mix the dry and wet signals. It is an important difference between SDK1 and SDK2 and should be clearly stated in the documentation.
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