Slave Out To Tuner on LSS

[CoolRails]

Does anyone know if it is OK to run the slave out on my LSS into my Korg DTR-2? I have the slave level set at LOW but I am tired of running first into the Tuner, as there is a SLIGHT buzz.

Will it cause damage to the DTR-2, which I love?

 

[SabuJSE]

Have you tried it in the effects loop? Buzzing there as well?

Tuners should not generate buzz...

 

[recto-robbie]

yea I own the same tuner pedal DT10-BK,, the black one,,I love the thing.
I use it in the loop of my ROV right before my EQ pedal which would amplify any noise it may create. Silence is all I get. I couldnt recommend this tuner pedal enough. By the way I believe its true bypass also,,
if it isnt it does a superb job. I have tried it with both outputs,,the bypass and regular output and no sound difference in either. I hate to say it, but
if your getting any noise somethings wrong with the pedal or its coming from somewhere else....P.S. Im also using it with my visual sound
1 spot power adapter along with another 7 pedals. Quiet is all I get
Good luck

 

[jbird]

Though it's not intended as a tuner out, I have heard of it being used in this manner! The inability to silent tune, being the downside! I would'nt run a tuner through any effects loop!

 

[CoolRails]

It's a very subtle buzz, but it is there. Funny thing is I can never remember it buzzing before, but I have had it for about 5 years.

And it is much easier to run it through this alternate out (The Slave), it's just one less stop along the tone sucking line of pedals that I have to stop at. It tends to be much more hassle free as well in my studio, since I don't have to rewire it if I'm re configuring the pedal setup.

I've been using it like this for a few days and it seems to work great - I noticed my tuner has an "Input" and a "Mute" 1/4" jack though. I wonder which one is better? I'm running through the "Input".


jbird, good points on both fronts: Inability to silent tune does suck, and I would NEVER run any kind of tuner through the effects loop.

 

[ashjn]

The mute jack is probably for an external footswitch to plug into for when you want to mute the output from the tuner. I don't think you can plug your signal into there....