By dBd
Sun Jun 22, 2003 1:46 am
how come when I sample it kind of has really bad static type of sound any1 know why this is? is it the cables, disc, cd player?, or what??
By J-Bone
Sat Aug 23, 2003 10:26 am
dunno m8! first job u gotta do is some bad cable chasin. may be that simple. also if u got a ton of outboard gear/desk cables all sat on top of each other that can generate alot of unwanted hiss. Or simply live wiv it and go lo-fi!!! 
By Gigaton
Sat Aug 23, 2003 7:19 pm
It's been two months and you still haven't figured it out?!!? Do yourself a favor and SELL IT.
By Bitstreem
Tue Aug 26, 2003 1:27 pm
If you've ruled out bad cables, connectors and user errors, it might be you have some bad RAM in your machine. Happened to me on the S5000 once, I remember...
Arne S.
Arne S.
By jues
Tue Aug 26, 2003 10:11 pm
no no no no no!
Those are phono inputs, they are for use with turntables and as a result are "pre-amped". If you run a CD player into these inputs you are gonna get a nice loud mess.
Run the CD player into the 1/4" jack inputs - you will have to invest in an RCA 2 1/4" Jack converter.
jues.
Those are phono inputs, they are for use with turntables and as a result are "pre-amped". If you run a CD player into these inputs you are gonna get a nice loud mess.
Run the CD player into the 1/4" jack inputs - you will have to invest in an RCA 2 1/4" Jack converter.
jues.
By dBd
Wed Aug 27, 2003 1:05 am
I think that's the whole problem, I've been doing that this whole time! I get that ugly loud mess! Jues is that where you sample through? Im going to have to get those "RCA 2 1/4" cables! THANKS ALOT!!!!!!
Alright!!!
Why was everybody having trouble w/ that? That's been posted up for 2 months or so!
Jues YOUR THE MAN thanks alot
Alright!!!
Why was everybody having trouble w/ that? That's been posted up for 2 months or so!
Jues YOUR THE MAN thanks alot