Noise, cracks and peaks with 44.1KHz "rectangels"

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  • 20th April 2019 at 17:45 #47342
    Jörg Jungbluth
    Participant

    Hello!
    Unfortunately I have the same issue. Distorted recording if I use the aux ins. Seems like you missed something with the latest firmware clicking issue fix. I’d be glad if you get this one fiexd , too. Thx.

    23rd April 2019 at 01:17 #47478
    steve krafft
    Participant

    Jörg,

    You might try the workaround of routing aux in through the P16 bus, as I described in an earlier post.

    Andreas,

    Just saw your post (been offline a while). Did you resolve your issue? Sounds like you must have some mix buses routed to card 17-19 if you are getting a combination of signals on the recording.

    -Steve

    20th September 2019 at 09:49 #61032
    Mikhail Lapchuk
    Participant

    The same problem with a bang when recording from AUX to x32 Rack (FW 3.11) and uTrackX32 (FW5000). I wrote to the support team, they are silent. This problem has existed for half a year, why does the manufacturer not fix it or offer an alternative?

    20th September 2019 at 13:00 #61061
    Laszlo
    Keymaster

    Hi Mikhail,

    Unfortunately we cannot solve this issue easily. Especially because this issue is depends of the mixing console type also which hardware revision is the mixing console.
    The uTrack-X32 card is discontinued product and there are no development going on.
    If it would be easy to fix this issue, we would be happy to release a bugfix but unfortunately not that simple.

    20th September 2019 at 18:16 #61115
    steve krafft
    Participant

    Mikhail, presumably you tried the workaround in my previous post, of routing the AUX through the Ultranet P16 bus before going to the recording card. Or try routing out the AES50A interface, and back in on AES50B (just a loopback), since the issue seems sensitive to how signals are routed, and you might stumble on something that works.

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