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January 24, 2011 at 10:03 am #107593GerangiroParticipant
I love my pedal. The MicroPitch, H910/949, PitchFlex and Crystals are gorgeus.
But the main reason why I bought this pedal was the Harmonizer.
The pedal came shipped with OS version 2.3.0 (2). Wow! What a marvelous harmonizer! I could play very dynamical – soft with bends – and fast with hard attack – the pedal tracked me perfectly.
But now!? I updated the pedal to OS version 3 Beta. The update-procedure went well. All my preset was intact. And I really appreciate the naming of presets and the output-level-adjustment.
But the harmonizer-tracking is rather unpredictable. And playing soft makes it even worser. E.g. playing a single line in E dorian, the minor third could become a major third (?!) – a 5th could be a b5th. Very strange!
I know this is a beta. I just wanted to point it out.
For me, this pedal is primary a harmonizer. So this is a serious issue!
Please! Get it as good as in version 2.3.0…
Best wishes to You all,
from a, otherwise, happy player.
Gerangiro
(sorry for my english)
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January 24, 2011 at 5:01 pm #121469achaputModerator
Thanks Gerangiro,
We are looking into this. Are you sure that nothing else has changed in your rig?
-Alan
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January 24, 2011 at 7:32 pm #121470GerangiroParticipant
Nothing was changed in my rig. No aux-switches or expressionpedals interfered with the pedal. The pedal was calibrated to 440hz and my guitar was tuned.
Major third can become a minor third.
The pedal´s pitchdetection seems to work just fine, but it´s the algorithm´s interpretation of what to do with the 3rd – is it minor or major?
I got a hint when reading a older post. The user got a better result when he was in play-mode and used the learn-switch. I tried the same, and it got better. But not as good as in earlier version. It´s not funny to play in Eminor and you hear a G# instead of a G…
Gerangiro
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