It's just plain courtesy to give a manufacturer the chance rectify an issue behind closed doors before airing laundry publicly, is it not? Quality control issues happen to everyone, especially at the start of runs.
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...I do think the pedal could use some better knobs/pots, they move to the slightest touch...
It's just plain courtesy to give a manufacturer the chance rectify an issue behind closed doors before airing laundry publicly, is it not? Quality control issues happen to everyone, especially at the start of runs.
Agreed, though this isn't at all unique to this specific pedal. One solution that FEA Labs used for some of their pedals was to pull the knob caps and put o-rings around the shafts, then reinstall the caps. Simply causes mechanical friction when trying to turn the knobs, but successfully keeps them from from being accidentally bumped out of position.
I don't think it's particularly fair to @boomertech to compare the build quality of FEA to the FI.
Idiot question: if I want to use my bass to drive the FI for the purpose of editing patches using the software, what kind of hardware do I need?
Hi all! If someone is interested I made a short demo (three presets), playing Future Impact synth sounds with an Akai EWI wind controller:
Because the signal from the bass is processed in series, and when both fx are employed, yields strange artifacts, distortions, and cancellation effects... Unless I routed the signal path in error, which is entirely possible. But I tried several configurations, none satisfactory. I want to employ the oscillators on the Sy-300 in conjunction with the oscillators on the F1, and it seems that putting the F1 through the send and return, and using the oscillators on the Sy-300 made the tracking on the F1 unstableWhy not just put the FI in the Roland Sy 300 effect through and return that way you can use the effcts from the roland on the FI at the same time. This way you can control the volume of either with the foot switches.
Have you played with the input sensitivity on the Roland? Are you using a the built in compressor on the Roland input? I dont have a FI yet but this was my plan as to set it up in the Roland thru and return.
given that andras is not as active on the forum
i agree. but I also think some part of andras message was geared more towards: "hey please drop me an email first since I don't visit that forum too often and I don't see anything here." in your particular case I had to write him before he noticed...
The fact that a $400+ pedal was covered with a basic decal is pretty disappointing.
Not to be rude to the inventor of what is likely an awesome sound I pedal, but TB is all about sharing their experiences... It would be wrong for members to keep any problem they've had with a $400 investment to themselves.