NS4 Layer's reverb cutting off when wheel is turned off

[reinski]

Hello,
It's a little hard to explain this little thing that happens with my NS4, as opposed to the NS3 or NS2. Basically, I have a string patch assigned to the wheel with a good bit of hall reverb JUST on that patch, and when I rapidly turn the wheel to ZERO, it also totally kills the string patch's reverb. On my previous Nords, the reverb would NOT be cut off and would ring out nicely. It's cool for the end of a song. I wonder if anyone knows a setting that might enable the reverb from a wheel/controlled layer to NOT get cut off when the wheel is turned back to ZERO??
Thanks in advance!

[MartinJ2EX]

This is already well-documented in many posts… it’s frustrating for me, too. Back with Stage 2EX, I would do volume morphs on many songs, but not so much with Stage 4 because of this.

As this is the same in Wave 2, it seems like an architectural choice.

Still, I hope they bring a 2.0 update or something that will rework the behavior to keep the Reverb Bus at the same volume level.
Also, jump/catch fader Setting would be on my list…

[Valpurgis]

So you want each layer independantly to have an option of cutting/not cutting the reverb tail when reducing the volume rapidly to zero?

[MartinJ2EX]

I would see it would make sense that reverb is (or shoudl be) independent of Layer Volume.
Like it was with all previous Stage generations or Electro.

Also in DAWs where you have a BUS, typically the reberb bus is independent of the instrument volume.

Stage 4 is like having the reverb as a plugin directly on the instrument strip, not as a separate bus - which is unfortunate if you want to morph volume..

[EllHerrington]

Same things happens with the delay. Not having this effect when morphing volume is a DEAL BREAKER for me. I have 3 weeks left to find out if they will fix this, otherwise I will go back to my NS3.

[tsss27]

Guys, just use an external effect pedal. It's more flexible and then you don't lose any of your morphing options.
Depending on the sounds you want, if you have an extra layer, you can set that one to 100% wet, with the same sound duplicated as the one you wish to fade up and down. So one layer 100% dry, another 100% wet. Then use the wheel to fade the dry one up and down. That is how people were doing this on the Wave 2. Me personally, I prefer external effects.