Spikes on 001

[Dopamine]

Jon,

I fought with this problem for ages then I figured out the solution was to have both the ins and outs of the lightpipe connected. Please let me know if this helps.

[jpd52]

I'm running 001 with 01V using the ADAT optical. Both 01V and 001 are running 44.1, and spikes happen with or without anything going into 001 SPDIF. All is clean, however I get random spikes on my meter's in Pro Tools for no apparent reason, both in midi and audio tracks. When I hit play, midi track meter also spikes.I can't do much of anything until I resolve this. Would love any help from any of you veterans. Thanks. Jon Pousette-Dart. ( Also have Gr33 into JV 1010 running straight into 001 midi port.

[This message has been edited by jpd52 (edited March 15, 2001).]

[minuaño]

Hi Jon!

The reason why you're getting "spikes" is very likely to be a mismatch of sampling frequency between your 01V and digi 001. Check that you have set both units to 44,1 or 48 khz…

(BTW, this is a little off-topic, but I'm considering buying a gr33… how's the unit? Is the tracking good?? How about the sound(s)? Any input welcome, thanks!)

Edouard

[IOP Drummer]

The reason why you're getting "spikes" is very likely to be a mismatch of sampling frequency between your 01V and digi 001. Check that you have set both units to 44,1 or 48 khz…

JUST A TIP----The 01V could be at 48 K and PT can be at 44.1 if you're using analog connections. Only when making digital connections you need to match sample rates, etc.

[sirgant]

Jon,
Try this, go to session setup and set syknc mode to optical. This should eliminate the clicks.

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