When I turn my 24-08 guitar volume off in between songs it sounds like I'm cooking bacon through electrocution. It sizzles and pops like Sunday's breakfast. What the flip?
Connections can get very weird in what happens signal wise - the micro-current flowing through from the signal can throttle weirdly through a flaky connection. I've had microphone cables start to fail where the vibration from the vocals caused the connection to "bounce" good/bad at about 20 Hz - a real weird super-fast tremolo. Or it could have gone partially antenna-like, picking up random noise from your environment.Yeah it was a cable. No more bacon. So electronically why does it do that?
Our band's first album, the cable on the snare went bad in such a way that it would allow signal through when the drummer hit the snare, so on the waveform it looked like a good signal was there, but actually it would stop sending signal quickly after the transient. It was unusable and I didn't notice until we were done tracking and started mixing. It was a nightmare. Cables, man. <shakes head>Connections can get very weird in what happens signal wise - the micro-current flowing through from the signal can throttle weirdly through a flaky connection. I've had microphone cables start to fail where the vibration from the vocals caused the connection to "bounce" good/bad at about 20 Hz - a real weird super-fast tremolo. Or it could have gone partially antenna-like, picking up random noise from your environment.
Yeah it was a cable. No more bacon. So electronically why does it do that?
Have you tried not cooking bacon on your amp’s tubes?
Solid plan!Have you tried not cooking bacon on your amp’s tubes?