jjones1700
Learning, always learning
Ok, this is more or less a continuation of
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=310516
After doing some more tinkering with the 388, I've noticed that nothing will pan to the right, it just mutes everything. I've got both of the master buss faders up and the channels assigned accordingly, but still nada. The only way I get anything out of the right channel is if I use "mono".
I connected my SM7b up to channel 1 and messed with it a little bit. I noticed that if I peaked the meter and tripped the OL, I would get a crackling noise with the audio, otherwise, silence. I'll have to run through this again to record it and post it up for further diagnosis. I just find it really odd that one side totally is toast.
Any suggestions in the meantime until I can get under the hood of this beast??
Oh yeah, it doesn't matter what the source is either: mic/line/tape all has the same outcome.
https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=310516
After doing some more tinkering with the 388, I've noticed that nothing will pan to the right, it just mutes everything. I've got both of the master buss faders up and the channels assigned accordingly, but still nada. The only way I get anything out of the right channel is if I use "mono".
I connected my SM7b up to channel 1 and messed with it a little bit. I noticed that if I peaked the meter and tripped the OL, I would get a crackling noise with the audio, otherwise, silence. I'll have to run through this again to record it and post it up for further diagnosis. I just find it really odd that one side totally is toast.
Any suggestions in the meantime until I can get under the hood of this beast??
Oh yeah, it doesn't matter what the source is either: mic/line/tape all has the same outcome.