Emax

yeah I did all of that....and it happens when ever I
sample anything after that first good take.... I don't
have any grounding problems... and and I dont know
what could be causing it....  



--- Bob Conner <rennocbob@...> wrote:
> I'm guessing the source sounds fine when you monitor
> it?
> 
> Also that you have swapped out all audio cables,
> tried
> adjusting line levels in, tried adjusting the line
> out
> volume, tried listing to the sample though a
> different
> Emax output, tried listing to the sample though a
> different amp/head phone, checked your sample
> settings, tried sampling at a different rate, and
> have
> eleiminated a bad plug on any patch bay, mixer (and
> levels), outboard effects?
> 
> Checked for ground loops?
> 
> Does this happen when you sample something else?
> 
> Bob
> 
> --- mkragab <mkragab@...> wrote:
> > 
> > Hey if you're reading this, Thank you!
> > 
> > I've had my Emax rack for a month, so I'm just
> > getting familiar with it.   Just yesterday I 
> > sampled some drums into it @ 28khz and it sounded
> > fine.  About 15 minutes later I 
> > sampled something the same drum loop and it was
> way
> > noisy... alot of fuzziness to the 
> > sound.  I noticed that the noise is increased
> > inbetween transients and it happens with 
> > everything I sample from that point forward.  Can
> > anyone explain why this is happening?  
> > I'm thinking if it's the power supply..... 
> > 
> > somebody respond please!!!! I know you're out
> there,
> > I get the emails..... just not when it 
> > comes to my posts....
> > 
> > Thanx, MKR
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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