I have a relatively modern (around 10 years old) virtual analogue hardware synth, i.e. digital but emulating analogue sound in software, and it has developed a problem.
There's a knob for changing levels of individual sounds, and next to it a row of 4 push buttons for selecting which of the 4 sounds the knob controls. Now, when selecting one of the 4, it often happens that turning the knob also affects one or more of the sounds that are not selected. Like some sort of spillover effect.
This only just started happening recently.
I opened it up, and everything looks very clean and tidy inside, nothing visibly wrong around the area of the knob.
With my so far very limited knowledge I'm trying to get an idea of what could be causing this. Is it likely to be fixable by just replacing the knob, or does it sound like something more tricky?
Thanks
There's a knob for changing levels of individual sounds, and next to it a row of 4 push buttons for selecting which of the 4 sounds the knob controls. Now, when selecting one of the 4, it often happens that turning the knob also affects one or more of the sounds that are not selected. Like some sort of spillover effect.
This only just started happening recently.
I opened it up, and everything looks very clean and tidy inside, nothing visibly wrong around the area of the knob.
With my so far very limited knowledge I'm trying to get an idea of what could be causing this. Is it likely to be fixable by just replacing the knob, or does it sound like something more tricky?
Thanks