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intellijel
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by intellijel » Tue Sep 27, 2005 7:33 pm
When I put a delay or any effect on the master strip, it seems to drop the master level by about 6 db. When you play with the fx balance you notice a drop as you creep up the ballance from 0 to 100%.
My intention was to engage fx while my set was running to have things echo or flange etc. like you would on a DJ mixer.
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Alex
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by Alex » Tue Sep 27, 2005 7:45 pm
Hi intellijel,
as soon as you have set the feedback to a value higher than 0% you will get a higher level because the signal from the feedback loop is simply added to the delayed output of the Delay effect.
regards,
Alex
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intellijel
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by intellijel » Tue Sep 27, 2005 7:57 pm
hi Alex,
Actually I have the opposite probelm. No matter how I play with the settings high feedback, low feedback, wet/dry ballance) the overall signal is LOWER in volume (not louder).
cheers,
Danjel
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by Alex » Tue Sep 27, 2005 8:02 pm
OK, I understand.
With no feedback and dry/wet at 0% or 100% the level should be the same.
Because some dry/wet curves are linear the resulting level can be different, that is right.
regards,
Alex