Prime 4+
Using the mixer FX filter: turning anti-clockwise (low pass filter) the FX sounds great. Turning clockwise (hi pass) has an issue where between 12 and 1 a ton of extra bass is added before the high pass filter actually kicks in.
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Hi
I think this is relatively normal behaviour for high pass filters, try turning the resonance down in the settings to reduce the impact.
Hello.
I also have the same issue with my Prime 4+, more specifically with noise and filter fx.
@STU-C, no. The filter resonance doesn’t do anything.
The workaround I found for this, is to turn the sweep fx knobs with each fx on one by one before loading a song to any deck, just before starting to mix. I whoop sound can be heard when noise is on and after doing this the problem does not occur again during the session. If this is not done before a track is loaded, the whoop sound will happen again with every loaded song, at least once.
Definitely an annoying bug that should be addressed ASAP.
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Every high pass filter I’ve ever used (apart from the one on a Mastersounds Radius 4 but that’s different to what we’re discussing here) does that same thing where bass increases for the initial portion of the filter, this is on Pioneer, A&H, Denon, Serato and even Mastersounds own FX unit. It’s definitely a normal behaviour for a HPF with any kind of resonance.
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Unless I misunderstood what @Jangla refers in regard to the filter sound, I recorded a small video showing the glitch in filter noise sound I was talking about.
I think is related to the topic. If not, the admins can proceed to delete this comment.
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