High Pitch Ringing on Vinyl

[macadali]

Hi all,

Everything is going very nicely with my new MixVibes Crosss pack.

Although, I do seem to have a high pitch ringing noise coming from the timecode vinyl. (I have referred to the manual, FAQ's and search feature here, but I can't find an answer.)

Basically, if I start a set with a relatively 'quiet' record (e.g. ambient track) there is a high pitch ringing coming from the timecode vinyl. I'd assume this is a normal thing with timecode - but it is audible through the monitors and also gets picked up on recordings.

However, if I play a loud track it's not noticeable at all.

Is there some kind of setting that anybody knows about that will get rid of this high pitch ringing sound?

Please advise

[Hannes]

Have disabled the thrus on the u46mk2 via the control panel?

[macadali]

Have disabled the thrus on the u46mk2 via the control panel?

Sorry if this sounds silly - but what do you mean by the 'thrus' ?

[Hannes]

first: http://www.mixvibes.com/sites/default/f ... manual.pdf
second: i you already have the u46mk2 driver installed, you will find that you can view a driver-panel with several routing/output options.

for the outputs named "monitor" just set to volume to zero (=0).

[macadali]

My bad. I did not have the Control Panel for the driver downloaded.

I have now.

Everything on the panel is set as zero but I still have the high pitch ringing.

Very strange.

[Blackbrook]

too less sleep to give good support

[Hannes]

there´s no bad installation on OSX since it´s a class-compliant device.

but you have to connect the u46 to be able to move the sliders.

[macadali]

there´s no bad installation on OSX since it´s a class-compliant device.

but you have to connect the u46 to be able to move the sliders.

It is connected and I can move the sliders. I'm stumped.

[Hannes]

set the "monitor"-sliders to 0, and also click the "m" beneath them.

this disables the direct-bypass, so you won't hear anymore timecode-signal being passed thru.

[macadali]

set the "monitor"-sliders to 0, and also click the "m" beneath them.

this disables the direct-bypass, so you won't hear anymore timecode-signal being passed thru.

Bingo!! That's worked. Thank you all so much