Strange problem with reverb/FX

[joneadgbe]

Hi, I just replied to a post on the Mac OS forum about a problem with the FX slider, but this is a very strange issue I'm having with the iPhone and iPad versions.

I use iReal b v. 4.1.2 on both the iPhone 4 and 1st gen iPad.

I have been playing through a couple of powered speaker systems for a year, no problems. When I adjust the FX slider, it does what it is supposed to do: change the level of reverb. The volume has never been affected.

Today, I plugged into an Alto Truesonic TS112A powered speaker for the first time. When plugged into the Alto speaker, when I adjust the FX slider it acts as a volume control, and reverb sounds like it is always at maximum. I tried playing iReal b using both my iPhone and iPad and I get the same thing. It looks like isax is having the same problem using iReal b for Mac, but he doesn't say what amplification he is using: isax post here

Now, I know what some of you are thinking...the Alto speaker has built-in reverb...but it does not. And, I can plug my iPad into a Line 6 HD500 board and run that plus my guitar into the Alto, and the FX slider works as it should.

Any ideas on how to solve this problem?

Thanks
Jon

[thesoundsmith]

Is it possible iReal b is sending a midi controller message that the Alto recognizes?

[joneadgbe]

Hi Smith, I don't see how, the Alto does not have any midi functions. Thanks for the thought though.

Regards,
Jon

[Qsox]

I have this problem too. The reverb fader works fine if listening over the internal speaker of my iPad but when I plug it (via the headphone jack) into a mixer the reverb fader controls the output level and reverb is always on. Any suggestions from anyone.

[johnpatrick4]

I'm having the same problem with a Behringer keyboard amp. When I try using a bluetooth speaker, it goes away; so the problem is with the signal being sent to the output jack of the iPad.

[dflat]

Please try the official Apple USB-C to audio adapter. Third party adapters might not work well, if at all.