9630 AND LIVEPROFESSOR PRO

Having ruled out clock, I suspect this is anoter v4 firmware bug.

SO, whatever is happening *HAS* to be on the return side. I line checked every input source and captured in that multitrack.all of those recorded tracks were pristine. so I ran a Reaper multitrack recording to make sure what I was capturing on the card side was okay. So next I thought I'd rejigger the routing so I was using card inputs as input block instead of aux-in remap.same result. I thought for certain maybe it had something to do with synchronization, so checked all that and. I can see that meters all look fine in dante, on the Macbook Pro, yet on the x32 return side all I get is DBFS HEAVILY distorted noise.

9630 AND LIVEPROFESSOR PRO

(Rack card 9-12)->Macbook Pro running DVS/LiveProfessor->x32 Core via Aux in 3-6. In this case, Vox mics on s16 inputs 1-4. So here's what I've done in the past: Using outboard DSP, have it look to (dante) for x32 inputs and then send outputs back down the aux-in-remap. Clock appears *solid.*įOH inputs are set such that Primary inputs are user blocks 1-32, with Aux in remap set to card 1-6. In Dante Controller, x32 rack is set to 'Enable Sync to external,' and is the preferred master. Core Synchronization is set to AES50a (Rack.) Rack is set to internal. In this particular show s16 is connected to x32 over AES50b, Core is connected to rack AES50 A/A, and SD8 is connected to Core on AES50B. In my rig I've got an x32 rack and core both equipped with x-dante.

found another nasty one: Setting input channels to receive card returns on v4 seems to result in DBFS ugliness.

9630 and liveprofessor