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Cakey2
New member
Pan?
Are you saying that when you pan hard left or right, you get additional noise?
Seems a little odd, I have no similar problems with my eurorack.
Or are you talking about the trim pots?
If you turn them right up, there will be some noise, but I suggest that your input signal is too low if the noise is unbearable. What is the sound source? My soundblaster s/c is particularly noisy.
Good luck,
matt
Are you saying that when you pan hard left or right, you get additional noise?
Seems a little odd, I have no similar problems with my eurorack.
Or are you talking about the trim pots?
If you turn them right up, there will be some noise, but I suggest that your input signal is too low if the noise is unbearable. What is the sound source? My soundblaster s/c is particularly noisy.
Good luck,
matt
MISTERQCUE
Not Just Anutha Brutha
Cudmasters Los said:
Repace your Behringer with a better mixer!
If you are referring to your trim pots, put your channel faders at
"UNITY" then slowly boost trim to determine at what db inherent noise is being produced! Furthermore insure that your audio cables are not crossing any of your gear's power cords whi wil pick up unwanted RF frequencies. This is especially notable when you boost trim all the way!
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AstroKid
New member
Attention to detail
Even although Beringer don't have the best reputation for desks, you should still be able to produce a decent mix with one.
Make sure all your sound sources are kicking out decent level first of all. The trims on my desk hardly ever go above half way.
Check the manual for suggested channel setting also.
Cheers.
Even although Beringer don't have the best reputation for desks, you should still be able to produce a decent mix with one.
Make sure all your sound sources are kicking out decent level first of all. The trims on my desk hardly ever go above half way.
Check the manual for suggested channel setting also.
Cheers.
SPINSTERWUN
Active member
Re: Re: Hsssssss
MISTERQCUE said:
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Cudmasters Los
New member
Yea I'm talking about the trim pots. I guess i should do a little proof reading before i post huh!
That's a good idea about the unity of the faders, I'll try that. My cables are over some power cords only because of my rackmount.
I am coming from the proteus 2000, and mpc 2000. If i cannot fix this problem, and i cannot afford another mixer, is there anything that i can buy to iliminate the hiss or is there something in soundforge or another program that will take that out or at least reduce it? Thanks
That's a good idea about the unity of the faders, I'll try that. My cables are over some power cords only because of my rackmount.
I am coming from the proteus 2000, and mpc 2000. If i cannot fix this problem, and i cannot afford another mixer, is there anything that i can buy to iliminate the hiss or is there something in soundforge or another program that will take that out or at least reduce it? Thanks
TexRoadkill
Audio Bum
Is there hiss on your keyboards or just your mics? If its on your keys also then you definately dont have the levels set right.
Some hiss is expected on cheap or dynamic mics.
Some hiss is expected on cheap or dynamic mics.
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