Hello ... I'm trying to troubleshoot and minimize some sonic differences relating to volumes, buffers, and pedal order. Here's the scenario:
King of Tone (4jack): yellow side in + loop * and red side in 5 loop
Volante in loop 4
PBC 6/X buffer on **
* using the + loop here because the KoT can be funny when there's no/some buffer before it. This just keeps it more consistent
** there's no apparent sound difference with the buffer on/off regardless of other loops being on/off .. all or none. I have in2 as Tuner Out so in that case the buffer may always be on, but also notice no difference with Tuner Out off and buffer on/off
So what happens is that when the pedal order is 4 > + > 5, then there is very little to no sonic change when toggling loop 4 (Volante) on/off. However, when the ordering is + > 5 > 4 ... then toggling loop 4 definitely has a volume and treble boost to the signal.
So I'm wondering...
- Is my buffer actually on (how to tell)?
- Is this unavoidable - that the Strymon buffer is that different then bypassed?
- any other suggestions?
Kevin
King of Tone (4jack): yellow side in + loop * and red side in 5 loop
Volante in loop 4
PBC 6/X buffer on **
* using the + loop here because the KoT can be funny when there's no/some buffer before it. This just keeps it more consistent
** there's no apparent sound difference with the buffer on/off regardless of other loops being on/off .. all or none. I have in2 as Tuner Out so in that case the buffer may always be on, but also notice no difference with Tuner Out off and buffer on/off
So what happens is that when the pedal order is 4 > + > 5, then there is very little to no sonic change when toggling loop 4 (Volante) on/off. However, when the ordering is + > 5 > 4 ... then toggling loop 4 definitely has a volume and treble boost to the signal.
So I'm wondering...
- Is my buffer actually on (how to tell)?
- Is this unavoidable - that the Strymon buffer is that different then bypassed?
- any other suggestions?
Kevin