I run my empress reverb and delay (echosystem) in the loop (mono). I thought i would try controlling the mix on the QC by maxing the mix knobs on the reverb and delay, and assigning my expression pedal to the mix aetting on the fx loop block.
When i bring the mix down on the QC block, around 80%, there is a signficiatn volume boost compared to 100%. Does anyone know why?
Also, anyone else using an empress reverb in the FX loop? What are your send and returns set to on the QC?
Donāt really use my FX Loop so this could be wrong, but I wonder if this might work. Set the āMixā = 100% on the FX Loop, and then test for unity volume by bypassing the FX Loop block. Adjust the āVolumeā knob on the EmpressEchosystem until you have unity volume when flipping the FX Loop block back and forth from active to bypassed. And then test changing the mix using the expression pedal. Just guessing though.
Test your expression pedal on a volume or gain block while the loop is bypassed for a sanity check to see if you are getting similarly wonky behavior there.
If you havenāt already, I would recalibrate (and save) my expression pedal on the swipe-down I/O page.
Volume pedal operates as normal, its is a volune bump on the effects loop block. Even without the expression pedal, just manualy dropping the mix on the block, volume boost is present.
Setting the FX Loop to 100% arenāt you pushing the āwetā mix too high? It happens to me on delay blocks (same path as amp) - if I set mix to 100% the volume perception is lower because Iām making the wet more pronounced that the dry mix from the amp block.
On QC around 80%~82.5% is where I get same amount of dry/wet and yes, get a BUMP in volume perception because dry signal is FULL on againā¦
This is my experience with delay blocks, donāt know if the same applies to FX Loop block as I donāt use it.