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  • in reply to: Lowcut in the EHX95000 #206655

    Which input connection are you using? The 1/4″ input or the XLR input? Is there anything between the synth and 95000 other than a cable?

    We have version 0.62 firmware available for the 1440 now:

    Electro-Harmonix 1440 Version 0.62 Release Notes
    October 6, 2023

    1. Changed the REVERSE, OCTAVE, and 1-SHOT buttons and the Fade time setting so that their states are stored on a per-loop basis. Each loop slot now stores their own effect button settings and its own Fade time. A loop must be played or recorded and then stopped in a specific loop slot for that slot’s button and Fade settings to be saved. Erasing a loop does NOT reset the button settings.

    2. Fixed a bug where importing a loop via USB would sometimes cause its audio to briefly drop out when it started over from the beginning during playback.

    Note: Performing this update will reset all three button’s settings to their default/disabled state, regardless of what they are set to globally on the previous firmware version.

    in reply to: EHX 95000 tempo inaccurate #205146

    I know it can be done in Logic Pro. Check out this link:
    https://support.apple.com/guide/logicpro/match-the-tempo-to-an-audio-region-lgcpcb16b37e/mac

    I’m not too sure how to do this with Ableton but you could try setting Ableton’s tempo close to the 95000’s tempo value then enable the Warp feature in Ableton for the 95000’s audio file. Ableton should then fine tune the length of the 95000’s wav file to be perfectly in sync with Ableton.

    in reply to: EHX 95000 tempo inaccurate #205139

    What about having the DAW map the tempo from the length of the audio file?

    in reply to: EHX 95000 tempo inaccurate #205119

    Ultimately, we’ll have to come up with a solution to this problem with the five digit decimal places that the 95000 assigns to BPMs created with its internal clock.

    Looking at the first loop example, where the 95000 assigns a BPM of 130.01179, does setting your DAW to 130.0118 BPM work?

    in reply to: EHX 95000 tempo inaccurate #205113

    Could you give us a couple of examples of the BPM readings you are receiving from the 95000?

    What is the source for the 95000’s tempo? Is it external MIDI clock, internal slider, or tap tempo?

    in reply to: 45000 Input Signal Bleed #204442

    Sorry, yeah there’s isn’t a good way to mute one of the inputs unfortunately. Probably your best bet is to find a way to mute the microphone before it hits the 45000. Maybe even a microphone with a switch like the Shure SM58S.

    For the 720 Looper Progress addition to the 1440, we’ve added it to our future additions list but it won’t be in the next firmware update which we’re testing now. Thanks for the idea!

    Thank you! We appreciate your feedback!!

    in reply to: File conversion on export to 1440 #199754

    The native audio format for the 1440 is 44.1kHz/24-Bit/Stereo. When you choose to export a file to the 1440 that is in some other format, say mp3, the EHX1440 app first converts the mp3 to the 1440’s native format then copies it over to the 1440. Nearly all .wav file versions of an .mp3 (at 44.1/24-bit) will be significantly larger than the mp3 file after conversion, which is why you saw the file increase to 50MB.

    We’ve determined that we can save the Reverse, Octave, and 1-Shot states independently with each loop. We have begun working on the firmware update to make this happen. At the moment, not sure when it will be complete. It’ll take a month at least, including all the testing.

    We need to first determine if we can save the REVERSE, OCTAVE, and 1-SHOT settings with each loop. This will take us a few days to determine.

    Once we figure that out, then we’ll provide an update to you on when the firmware could be released with this upgrade.

    Thanks for pointing out this issue with the Reverse and Octave button states remaining global instead being saved with each loop. We will look into whether this can be fixed with a firmware update or not. We definitely agree that it would be better to work as you described where the state of Reverse was saved with each individual loop rather than be enabled or disabled globally.

    in reply to: 95000 Playback stops at random places #199389

    Thanks for the update with the new Micro SD cards.

    Regarding the loops that occasionally stop after a couple repeats, are these old loops, recorded on the previous SD card? Are they new loops that you recorded with the new Micro SD?

    in reply to: 95000 Playback stops at random places #199370

    Yes, hopefully it’s just an abused SD card that’s causing the problems. Glad to hear you like the 95000!

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