PitchFactor: Out of phase issue on Octaver and HarPeggiator

This topic is empty.

Viewing 2 reply threads

Author

Posts
- March 19, 2015 at 9:28 am #112424
  
  Jenzz
  Member
  
  Hi .-)
  
  The 'random' Out of Phase issues on the Octaver (both pitch A and B) and constant out of Phase HarPeggiator (only pitch B) are well known for a while, but Evenbtide didn't come up with a solution so far… Is there any hope on a fix on this? Or is it a hardware / sync processors issue? I love the Pedal, but these tech issues bother me… I have tested 4 Pitchfactors now (newest and older firmware versions) and all exhibit these issues…
  
  regards, Jenzz
- March 22, 2015 at 8:11 pm #127651
  
  brock
  Participant
  
  I've never been able to track down the dropout issues that I've had with the HarPeggiator fuzz. I chalked it up to some phase flip in the pedalboard that I may have missed.
  
  Now that I've Max'ed out an H9, I thought that I might be able to 'flip it back' with 2 HarPeggiators in series [PitchFactor + H9]. Not much luck with the fuzz dropouts so far (but some incredible results with random filters in series).
  
  I'm still looking for a recipe to nail it all down. I haven't experienced the Octaver issues that you mentioned, but that algo gets more limited use here.
- April 8, 2015 at 7:09 am #138751
  
  Jenzz
  Member
  
  Hi .-)
  
  The mentioned Octaver issue only occurs if you run the Pitchfactor with stereo Input (both sockets connected). If you connect the input mono, the out-of-Phase issue on the Octaver will not occur. Only the 'Pitch B' HarPeggiator is out-of-Phase, 'Pitch A' is allways in-Phase.
  
  Jenzz
Author

Posts

Viewing 2 reply threads

You must be logged in to reply to this topic.