Studio Woes
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So I went downstairs to wire up the studio so I could rip a CD of
catalana's FKO concert from last year and split it up into tracks. And -- as has been usual lately -- nothing has worked the way that it should.
The RayDAT card refuses to sync up to the ADAT 3 and 4 ports. I see at least one other fellow on the forums who has had the same problem, so I'll drop in a note of my own and hope to hear from RME tech support on Monday. But I did get the ADAT 1, 2, and SPDIF ports working so I'd be able to hear what I was doing while ripping the CD and editing it.
I turned on the speakers. And the left speaker made a horrible noise.
And it continued to make a horrible noise once I unplugged it from the XLR connector, turned it off, turned it back on, connected it to a different power cord, etc.
This is a dead speaker. Or at least a speaker in serious need of repair.
And the video card, which is the only component that I saved from the old computer, is also being flaky. The thing resets and forgets that it is connected to two different monitors about every ten to fifteen minutes of operation.
I'm starting to suspect a voltage surge. I'm hoping that the only things that were killed were this monitor and the computer.
Ack!
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The RayDAT card refuses to sync up to the ADAT 3 and 4 ports. I see at least one other fellow on the forums who has had the same problem, so I'll drop in a note of my own and hope to hear from RME tech support on Monday. But I did get the ADAT 1, 2, and SPDIF ports working so I'd be able to hear what I was doing while ripping the CD and editing it.
I turned on the speakers. And the left speaker made a horrible noise.
And it continued to make a horrible noise once I unplugged it from the XLR connector, turned it off, turned it back on, connected it to a different power cord, etc.
This is a dead speaker. Or at least a speaker in serious need of repair.
And the video card, which is the only component that I saved from the old computer, is also being flaky. The thing resets and forgets that it is connected to two different monitors about every ten to fifteen minutes of operation.
I'm starting to suspect a voltage surge. I'm hoping that the only things that were killed were this monitor and the computer.
Ack!
Recording Woes
Date: 2011-04-24 02:11 pm (UTC)Re: Recording Woes
Date: 2011-04-24 05:00 pm (UTC)I got the e-mail, but haven't had the chance to pull the files yet. :)
no subject
Date: 2011-04-25 01:05 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2011-04-26 04:04 am (UTC)What I need right now is to stop finding bits of dead gear...