cheftie
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Hallo,
I am new to the forum and my question may already have an answer somewhere so please redirect me to it if that is the case.
I bought a Herbert a couple of months ago, needless to say that I already like it as much as I do my Fryette Pittbull Ultralead. However, I am experiencing something that is a bit annoying for me. When I switch channels on the Herbert there is signal dropout which is quite audible. The only way to mask it, and one has to be very precise with that exercise, is to hit the button on my MIDI controller at exactly the same moment I hit the strings. And that only does the job halfway because you can still tell you have changed channels. If you miss even for a split sec it gives the impression that you have stopped/cut the signal. Particularly bad when for example I have a preset with a delay on the loop and I have to go to a preset with the loop disengaged.
First I thought it was my MIDI foot controller, that is RJM Mastermind, but then I tried switching channels manually using the channel switches on the amp's front panel and it does the same thing.
Is anybody having the same experience?
Is this internal for the design of the Herbert or am I doing anything wrong?
I believe Peter Diezel would best know what seems to be causing this?
Thank you
I am new to the forum and my question may already have an answer somewhere so please redirect me to it if that is the case.
I bought a Herbert a couple of months ago, needless to say that I already like it as much as I do my Fryette Pittbull Ultralead. However, I am experiencing something that is a bit annoying for me. When I switch channels on the Herbert there is signal dropout which is quite audible. The only way to mask it, and one has to be very precise with that exercise, is to hit the button on my MIDI controller at exactly the same moment I hit the strings. And that only does the job halfway because you can still tell you have changed channels. If you miss even for a split sec it gives the impression that you have stopped/cut the signal. Particularly bad when for example I have a preset with a delay on the loop and I have to go to a preset with the loop disengaged.
First I thought it was my MIDI foot controller, that is RJM Mastermind, but then I tried switching channels manually using the channel switches on the amp's front panel and it does the same thing.
Is anybody having the same experience?
Is this internal for the design of the Herbert or am I doing anything wrong?
I believe Peter Diezel would best know what seems to be causing this?
Thank you