Delay Tail

Using the MIDI foot controller, does anyone know if the delay from a preset will carry on after the preset is changed to another? Or does it cut out abruptly when you change to another preset?

Thanks.

I have not noticed any delay trails with my GM36.

Bummer. I was hoping that if I was playing a preset with delay that had a high feedback setting (long delay tail), and then changed to another preset, that the delay from the previous preset would continue until it finished naturally.

I just tested the delay tail from a preset that has delay to another preset that does not and the tail is cut off.  Sorry for letting you know the bad-news Ral.

Off-topic:
Someday down the road "I bet" that H & K is going to release a revised Coreblade that has the extra features that the GM36 has, plus studio quality effects (a must), a USB port for saving presets to, an updated pedal board that has two expression pedals built into it that works like it is supposed to (think Volume and Wah pedals that can also control all system settings like it does now.  Add a Wah pedal that is switched!), and the ability to save one preset at a time so we can easily share presets.  Of course, with all applicable effects having tails from one preset to the next is a must.    

Are you reading this H & K?  I sent you an email telling you that this forum exists...  

H & K:  Have one of your client support staff join the forum and have them be your liaison between the public and your great products! This works nicely for other companies and helps get the "good word" out.

In this video, the guy says the delay trail carries over???

watch at the 6:30 mark. I can't post links yet so you'll have to put the double-u double-u dot in there.  youtube.com/watch?v=Cxqnbf7zfJY

I remember when I was considering the GM36 I contacted H&K and specifically asked about the effect tails and whether or not they spill-over when presets are changed (like a proper fx unit should behave), and their answer was no, they do not spill-over. I was disappointed but I bought the GM anyway. In my little tests, the fx tails do spill over if you simply change channels (as shown in that youtube video). But if you change presets, the delay repeats will continue BUT they will assume the timing of the new preset. It's sort of like a pseudo-spill-over, which isn't as nice as actual spillover (I've been spoiled by some nice TC Electronic gear) but it's good enough for me. Now, it's been a little while since I messed around with that, so maybe someone else can report with their findings.

Cool, thanks. I appreciate the feedback.

I'll be picking one of these amps up here in the next little while...I'm relearning to play again. I stopped playing about 20-years ago and now that my kids are grown....look out rock world! lol, but seriously, I'm pumped about getting back to jamming again!