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Re: [korg_mono-poly] White noise when played, even with all OSC off and filter closed

2011-11-09 by Alan Dicker

I have the same noise but yours does sound much louder in level.  Maybe a full recalibration would help starting from the power supply.
I assume the sine wave you were producing with the filter in self resonance and that there was no compressor on the recording right?



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From: Mark Burow <burow@gmx.ch>
To: korg_mono-poly@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 9 November 2011, 9:47
Subject: Re: [korg_mono-poly] White noise when played, even with all OSC off and filter closed


  
Hi Florian,

well, no, I didnt really change anything important. same speakers, same interface, same room;
I do remember that I created some really fat bass lines with the M/P earlier, without any noise/high frequency stuff alongside... maybe you're right, and this is just normal noise; but if you (and anybody else here who has the time) could please just check shortly if you also have this audible noise when all OSCs are turned to 0 and filter is fully closed; It would make me sleep better knowing that my M/P is still full functional, and not some sort of whistling box :(

thanks for your help,
mark 


2011/11/9 Florian Anwander <fanwander@mnet-online.de>

Hello Mark,
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>I did not compare it to my M/P now, but I tend to say: this is normal
>noise caused by the circuitry (typically from the resistors). Could it
>be, that you made some other change (better speakers, different audio
>connection) which makes you hear things now, you did not hear before?
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>Florian
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>Mark Burow wrote:
>> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1951882/00.%20MonoPoly_recorded.mp3
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