When using the B sweep effect, the volume ramps up quite significantly when setting the knob to say 3 o clock. The echos seem to amplify each other. The same thing can happen when using the ECHO effect with a wet/dry maxed out. Would it be possible to normalize the output so that the volume more or less matches the volume you had before applying the effect? I now have to manually counter effect this by lowering the volume.
I’m using firmware version 1.6.1.
This has been an issue for a while but I thought it was resolved in 1.6. Could be wrong.
Actually I’m on 1.6.1 and can confirm the issue still exists.
I know the beat fx have improved as in sound levels but still shocking effects. My old dnx1500 was great. Not so impressed. Let’s hope another update is on the way!!
1.6 was a little better.
Have you tried 1.6 and can you confirm whether 1.6.1 is louder? I don’t want to update yet if this is an issue in 1.6.1
Thanks.
Unfortunately I updated straight from 1.5.1 to 1.6.1, so I don’t know if it was better on 1.6.0. I do confirm though that it still is an issue
I can confirm this issue exists on 1.6.1
So now you can no longer fully crank sweep effect B for a quick echo out as the volume spikes too much.
Great as the latest streaming updates are, perhaps the next one should concentrate on getting the fundamentals right.
You would have thought the effects would have been sorted by now. Still exists in 1.6.2.
recently bought a Go and whilst I am happy with the sweep filter on deck 2 does not work properly when turning the filter from 12 to 2 unless already at 2 and press the button none the latest update did not fix this issue i hope denon address’s this in the next update.
Hey probably a silly reply but I saw a video tutorial yesterday and the guy was using just a 3 or 6 o’clock position for that function.
thanks I am hoping Denon address’s this in the next update I as it affects a lot of people