Weird buzz/artefact from digital i/o

[Wawili_Sound]

Hi

I can hear a wierd buzz/artefact noises that seems to be coming from the digital i/o

These artefacts are in some of the work produce... any way to get rid of it. I have an omni should I go all analogue rather than the digital i/o.

I have heard this noise once before when connecting a preamp via digital i/o to protools. This was an entirely different system being protools 8 and mbox 2 pro.

I think the only way to connect eleven rack to omni via analogue connection would be to purchase db25 break out cables... is this correct?

Another quick question of less importance... can you purchase db25 breakout cables that have the xlr/1/4 inch jack combination female connector for inputs into omni???


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[tiagodutra]

I've had this problem a couple of times too, all I did was change the clock source on the Eleven Rack Preference Pane (System Preferences on OSX, don't know where to find it on Windows), mine is set to AES/EBU so I change to Internal and then back to AES/EBU and it goes back to normal.

[zedhed]

My Omni & 11R are connected digitally via S/PDIF and I get no noise whatsoever.
Digitally connected with proper cable (75 Ω coaxial) both in & out to & from both units (2 cables).

With HD Native selected as playback engine, In PT>Setup>Hardware -Clock source is set to Internal.
In Windoz>Control Panel, click the Eleven Rack icon (I've created a shortcut to desktop by right clicking icon). Set clock source to S/Pdif.

Works fine for me.