I purchased Archetype Cory Wong during the Black Friday sale and it’s great. I’ve found something a bit unusual though. I’m running Ableton Live 10 Lite and if I run more than one instance of the Cory Wong plugin so I can put other drives between the stomp effects section and the amp or another delay between the cab section and the time effect section then the instances with the amp and cab bypassed have a big volume drop. In fact if I bypass every section in the plugin by right clicking all the icons along the top so they’re greyed out there is still a big volume drop. I can get around this by turning the output level up to about 8, but you would expect that when everything is bypassed that it wouldn’t affect the signal level at all.
I’m having the same issue.
Did someone figure it out?
I didn’t hear back from anyone. It’s not a big problem since you can turn up the output level to compensate but it doesn’t make any sense that you’d have to do that.
Thanks for the response.
Right, it can be compensated.
I just wanted to understand the problem and to be sure that no unknown processing is done.