Hiss/buzz When Recording, GT-PRO
del-4fr53e3
Jul 31 2009, 01:57 AM
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This a problem I've been getting recently. My gt-pro is silent and nice, but when I arm it for recording it starts to hiss/buzz like... yeah. It happents if I use it usb -> laptop, DI -> Mbox, with poweramp and cab, with headset, yeah. When I arm it for recording in reaper, Pro Tools, anything - it starts to hiss. It's not that obvious when I'm playing distorted stuff, but whenever theres no note rining, it's a lot of buzz.
It is especially noticable when playing clean. I can have the most beautiful clean sound, but when I arm it for recording, it buzzes and distortes up.

Anyone know of the problem? Thanks. smile.gif

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Jul 31 2009, 03:08 AM
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Only when record is armed? That's odd. That usually only affects what goes to track, not what's monitored. if input monitoring is suddenly enabled automatically it could be that your summing hardware out with a software out - they have different gain stages. does it sound even slightly different on playback than it did while recording? Which M-Box is it? Finally, what version of Windows?

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Jul 31 2009, 11:31 AM
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Playback is the same as when I am recording, and it is only when the record is armed. Maybye my pickups picks up something, but I can't understand whats going on. It's the Mbox 2, and Vista. But the problem is there if i only use the GT-PRO's USB out to laptop as well, so the problem is not in the mbox.

Edit: Turning on ground-switch on my GT-PRO seems to have somewhat sorted it out. I've tried this before and it didn't help though.. I would still love to know whats going on though.

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Ivan Milenkovic
Jul 31 2009, 05:16 PM
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sounds like ground issue to me man.

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Jul 31 2009, 07:29 PM
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QUOTE (Ivan Milenkovic @ Jul 31 2009, 01:16 PM) *
sounds like ground issue to me man.

I agree. A grounding problem and compression in the signal chain results in stuff very similar to this:

"It's not that obvious when I'm playing distorted stuff, but whenever theres no note rining, it's a lot of buzz."

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