looper – volume too low :(

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    • November 24, 2017 at 4:36 pm #114478
      grizzlymix
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      hi all,

       

      until yesterday my looper worked perfectly.

      today I powered all up the same way as usual, looper started.

       

      well, all seems fine except when I playbacked my loop.

      the volume level is insanly low.

      all the setting are like always, no changes at all.

      stompbox- as well as the looper setting itself.

       

      I can’t figure out where I can get back my looped signal volume?

      mix is on 12o’clock while recording, volume is ok.

      signal stopps and only loop play – almost no volume, even if the mix is on 100%

      filter is set on 0

      decay on 0

      AP: loop

      smooth

       

      it’‚ just the volume of my loop that is not “hearable”

       

      any hints are much appreciated!

       

    • November 24, 2017 at 4:41 pm #147728
      gkellum
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      Do you have a MIDI pedal or expression pedal attached to the stompbox? They can be assigned to control the input or output volume or other parameters.  That's one way things could change unexpectedly.  You're doing this on a TimeFactor or on an H9?

    • November 24, 2017 at 4:49 pm #147729
      grizzlymix
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      timefactor.

       

      indeed it gets a midi clock in and sends through as well.

      where can i change these settings?

      since I already unplugged the midi connections, done the factory resett with still no changes.

    • November 24, 2017 at 4:50 pm #147730
      grizzlymix
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      the H9 sends the midi clock to the timefactor

      also the signal runs first through the H9, then the timefactor (from here into space)

    • November 24, 2017 at 5:06 pm #147732
      gkellum
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      Well, other than Mix the only thing I can think of that would affect the loop's level would be the preset's output gain.  Are you sure that it's only the loop that's gotten quieter? It's not the dry signal too?  If it's only the loop, then the output gain isn't the problem… 

    • November 24, 2017 at 5:39 pm #147733
      grizzlymix
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      as already mentioned:

      if TF is in bypass mode or normal delay mode – all works good.

       

      fun fact: looper does not give ANY sound out now.

      complete silence, even if it plays and seems to overdub etc pp. just NO sound at all.

      if i fade in back the original signal, all good.

       

      HELP!

    • November 24, 2017 at 6:14 pm #147736
      grizzlymix
      Participant

      https://soundcloud.com/grizzly/drxy/s-4ADkp

    • November 24, 2017 at 6:37 pm #147737
      grizzlymix
      Participant

      while plugging via USB…

    • November 24, 2017 at 6:53 pm #147739
      grizzlymix
      Participant

      what the heck?

      I’m in the menu.

      bypass-section. 

      change from DSP to -> DSP+FX

      *save*, back to preset mode

      checking if it was saved – NO!

      still in DSP mode.

      workaround done again, set to DSP+FX, saved, back to preset

      open menu, open bypass setting, check – DSP!

       

       

      :,(

      i can not more

    • November 27, 2017 at 9:17 pm #147763
      gkellum
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      I talked to my colleague, Russ, who designed the Looper algorithm about what else we might have overlooked.  He wondered whether you might have changed that cable connections and put it in stereo mode and in stereo mode it is possible in some cases to case some phase cancellation issues…  If you're going into the Looper mono in and then mono out, you need to make sure that you're going into input 1 and out output 1…  

      Similarly, if you changed the way that the Looper is connected in your rig, i.e. if you put it in an FX loop that's not 100% wet, that could also potentially cause phase cancellation problems that would make your guitar output quieter…

      Another thought was that there's a filter know on the Looper…  Some filter positions could make your guitar noticeably quieter but you did say that you don't think the parameters on the Looper changed at all…

    • November 27, 2017 at 9:20 pm #147764
      gkellum
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      Also, I haven't been able to listen to your SoundCloud example… When I try to play the file, SoundCloud just shows it as perpetually loading…  

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