I have my ISA card synced internally but the receiving device looses sync resulting in the signal cutting out/digital distortion. What is wrong? .: Focusrite Answerbase

I have connected my VoiceMaster Pro via S/PDIF to my sound card but am only receiving signal on the left channel. What is wrong?
There is nothing wrong here. The VoiceMaster Pro is a mono unit i.e. it has one channel only. SPDIF is a stereo digital audio format i.e. it has two channels (left and right). The signal from...
2005-08-04 Views: 4836

I have connected my unit via S/PDIF but can only hear digital noise from the SPDIF input on my receiving device. What can I do?
This is most likely to be a sync problem so the first thing to check is that the sample frequency and bit depth are set to the same for the Platinum ADC card and for the receiving device. The...
2005-08-05 Views: 5777

When recording with my Trak Master my receiving device shows a good signal level but the meter on the Trak Master barely registers. Is this right?
The Trak Master output LED meter measures in dBFS, where odBFS is the maximum permissable level before clipping. 0dBFS, on the Trak Master, is equal to +20dBu (the more common measurement of...
2005-08-05 Views: 4399

The signal keeps cutting out when I am using my VoiceMaster Pro. What can I do?
The first thing to check is that all cables are in good order and that the connector soldering is not faulty. Try recording with different sources (mics, guitars, line sources) to eliminate the...
2005-09-26 Views: 3421

How do I use the S/PDIF inputs and outputs on the PRO 14 and how should I sync the devices?
The S/PDIF connection on the back of a Pro 14 is a connection that allows two channels of digital audio to be passed along a single unbalanced co-axial connection. This can be used to connect a...
2010-08-10 Views: 14040

I have my ISA card synced internally but the receiving device looses sync resulting in the signal cutting out/digital distortion. What is wrong?

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