stereo widener effect

Always been like that, probably page 3 is supposed to be 1

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lol
It sounds more loud on one side.
It seems that intensity controls the pan.
Set to 0 it's the center position.
IMO default position should be zero for the intensity.

It's not fully implemented? (other controls?)

http://wiki.audacityteam.org/w…t_Plug-ins#Stereo_Widener

it's a different kind of stereo widener, that doesn't mess with the phase and remains competely mono-compatible

Ok, but shouldn't it be set centered by default?
(and why page3 on 3?)

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Ok, but shouldn't it be set centered by default?
(and why page3 on 3?)

shouldn't you be playing guitar instead... ?

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shouldn't you be playing guitar instead... ?

Hehe i'm sorry if i'm doing your job. I just try to get a perfect working unit.
Shouldn't you be tracking all the bugs before we get the KPA?
You were to the beach?
lol

By the way i will surely play more my guitar with the KPA than with the Axe Fx. Outstanding tone without tweaking.

Another question, the input return jack is mono or stereo?

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Hehe i'm sorry if i'm doing your job. I just try to get a perfect working unit.

a misnomer on the display can hardly render a unit non-working

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Shouldn't you be tracking all the bugs before we get the KPA?

again, hardly a bug, a misnomer, yes.
although, I can't confirm this, but I'm on a different FW anyway

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By the way i will surely play more my guitar with the KPA than with the Axe Fx. Outstanding tone without tweaking.

right on! my experience exactly.

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Another question, the input return jack is mono or stereo?

straight from the manual...

"In the X or MOD sections you can even choose an effect loop with a stereo return (Stereo Loop). In this
case, the ALTERNATIVE input will work as the right input."

Don

I can't read english.

Send me your firmware i will told you.