I don't believe so. The only other thing that could be is that the channel presets on the Boogie have some sort of weird volume twitch saved in them? There are a few other midi parameters beyond channels, fx loop and reverb. I wonder if the stomp is sending a midi command that is causing this? I need to crack the manual.
Not at the moment. I'll attach a link later on today.
No. IR, eq, dual pitch, delay, verb, send and return block. Super simple.
But not simple enough to troubleshoot this issue. So many variables that could impact level, if you happened to change one of the Snapshots unawares.
I did. I am going to doublecheck all these things this evening just to be sure as well as copy the preset but leave all the blocks out of it and see. It could be the Boogie preset is flaky and I just need to resave it to that same slot on the amp itself?
"Boogie preset" is one of those phrases that reminds me I haven't purchased an amp in a very long time.
Yes. This is weird af. Unless there is an issue with snapshots and the send block? Any thoughts @Digital Igloo ? I factory restored the amp (and associated midi interface and presets) via instructions given in the manual. So odd. I used the Stomp in the loop of the BL the exact same way and it does not exhibit the same behavior. It's not switching channels via midi but you would think that if it was an issue with the send block or physical send jack of the Stomp; you would still see the same results when switching snapshots.
I'm using a ts cable from HX send to my interface. Like I said; it doesn't exhibit this issue with Badlander when I switch snapshots.Did you check your cables?
