Community: Message List - Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

Re: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Mon, 20 Aug 2012 01:35:44 GMT

I happen to have my HDPro and JTV next to me so I did some tests. It is a definite bug. It is the not the mag sounds coming through. If you set both left and right to variax and do a dual amp set up, you will get the low E A and D sounding mostly normal. The G, B anD E get progressively worse. Sounds more like the calibration is off by cents rather than half step. The "ghost" notes seem higher in pitch, but if I did a cap up 2 frest on the first 5 strings and only 1 fret on high e. . .it did not correct the problem.

Also with second input set to variax as well as first you could then scroll through all the options. Sounds the same on all, except variax mags. In that case you will obviuosly here the standard tuning strings and it sounds much worse and lower in picth and not higher.

Another test. Do a whole step slide up on the E, A and D strings, sounds ok. Do the same on the B and E and it is warbly as all heck. You get a weird digiatl ramping.

Re: RE: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 02:15:39 GMT

you probably need to reflash the latest firmware to the guitar

Re: RE: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 00:34:13 GMT

I am here because I have that same issue; the original tone and the capo tone both comng out of the amp.

For example, I set all strings to 3 half steps up, save the preset and all is fine, sounds good. But after I select a different emulation and go back to the saved preset I get the original tone as well as the 3 half steps up tone. The original tone is not quite as loud as the modified tone, but it sounds horrible

RE: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:14:20 GMT

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Re: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 16:07:35 GMT

Thanks Benni2407, that's an excellent idea, I'll do that to be sure ... and keep you informed here ...

grenal1

Re: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 18:23:03 GMT

If you have the possibility to record your guitar, you should do that. But without a microphone! Maybe using an interface you can directly play your guitar in or a recording out at your amp.

There have been several threads in this forum reporting about that issue and most of them noticed, that they really hear the natural sound from the strings unamplified as a ghost note.

I often wonder HOW LOUD you have to play until you cannot hear the original note anymore. Because of that I would recommend to record the signal and check whether the ghost note is still there or not.

Greetz,

Benni

Re: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 22:24:46 GMT

Hello,

I use 1/4" Jack because I have not POD , but normally it is written in the manual that

if modelisation mode, if we set the amplifier loud enough, we should not hear the

magnetic-pickup signal. Moreover, I don't hear that the second note I hear on each

note of the 1st string is the normal note (meaning without capo), I think it is more

a not really tuned note ... sort of ghost note, but amplified ...

And you are sure that with the JTV , on acoustic model, with the tuning capo Third position, if it is a VDI-cable and a Line 6 POD, it is really working fine and clear , without ghost note ?

Thanks

grenal1

Re: Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 15:55:41 GMT

Hello,

do you use your JTV via 1/4" Jack or via VDI-Cable?

If you play it with VDI cable in a Line6 POD, you have to chose the right Input at the POD. If not, it will amplify both, the modelled and the magnetic-pickp signal.

Benni

Virtual Capo does not work fine on Variax Tyler

support@line6.com — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 19:07:20 GMT

I bought the Variax Tyler for at least one reason : to be able to get an acoustic sound and to be able to

make it sound as if there was a capo on 3rd position ... unfortunately, after many tries to get this result,

following the method on manual (as I can't use workbench , see my other thread) , but there is always

sort of double sound on the 1st string , one right and the other not at all in tone , and I precise that it

is not the sound of the acoustic string on the guitare, as this both string note is amplified , and I push

the amplifier enough loud not to ear the acoustic not amplified sound of guitar ...

So, at least without Workbench, this "virtual capo method" does not work ... and I doubt it would be

better even if I could make the workbench software working ...

grenal1