Preset save with performance active

[llemtt]

I would like to save a preset with (ModFactor fast/slow) performance button engaged.

I know that a preset can be saved with bypass active, but I haven’t found a way to load a preset at slow speed and then use the performance switch to go fast!

Any suggestion?

Thanks

[nickrose]

Unfortunately the hot switch value is not saved with the preset. Maybe it should be.

 

[bohan]

llemtt wrote:

I would like to save a preset with (ModFactor fast/slow) performance button engaged. I know that a preset can be saved with bypass active, but I haven't found a way to load a preset at slow speed and then use the performance switch to go fast!

As Nick said, the performance button status can't be saved in H9. However, the status of the fast/slow button in ModFactor algorithms can be saved in H9 Control. Therefore, you should be able to save and load presets with "Slow" on in H9 Control. 

[llemtt]

Many thanks bohan it works on my H9!

However I found that if I activate the tuner when I get back the preset as switched also from slow to fast…

Are you aware of such a strange behavior?

[bohan]

llemtt wrote:

I found that if I activate the tuner when I get back the preset as switched also from slow to fast…

I don't quite understand what you mean…Can you explain a bit in detail?

How do you get back to the preset, and how do you switch the slow/fast?

[llemtt]

I do the following:

– turn on H9

– load preset with tap button

– activate with active button -> preset is activated with slow speed engaged

– turn on tuner by pressing tap and active buttons together

– turn off tuner by pressing active button -> preset is reactivated but now speed is fast!

 

[bohan]

llemtt wrote:

I do the following:

– turn on H9

– load preset with tap button

– activate with active button -> preset is activated with slow speed engaged

– turn on tuner by pressing tap and active buttons together

– turn off tuner by pressing active button -> preset is reactivated but now speed is fast!

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Yes, it is a bug. Thank you for letting us know. We'll look into it.

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