Recorded from the board last night and am on tour, taping again tonite. The master wav had a skips. Anyone have any clues what could be the cause? I have the latest firmware and have a 4 gig flash memory.
Thanks!
Joel
not even remotely enough information to help ya..
what brand flash card?
what inputs were you using on the MT?
what settings on the MT were you using?
ie: what sample rate/bit depth?
Quote from: wericB on February 15, 2006, 11:20:57 AM
not even remotely enough information to help ya..
what brand flash card?
what inputs were you using on the MT?
what settings on the MT were you using?
ie: what sample rate/bit depth?
what brand flash card? Can't recall the name. Think it is a Sandisk
what inputs were you using on the MT? XLR to 1/4 inch
what settings on the MT were you using? Can you explain more?
ie: what sample rate/bit depth? 44.1/16
what is the exact card type?
can you describe the "skips"? are they distortion?
have a screenshot of the waveforms?
Quote from: deviant on February 15, 2006, 11:15:36 AM
Recorded from the board last night and am on tour, taping again tonite. The master wav had a skips. Anyone have any clues what could be the cause? I have the latest firmware and have a 4 gig flash memory.
Thanks!
Joel
if it is a microdrive, it could be vibration that is causing the skips. switch to compact flash. i've used the kingston elite pro 4gig 45x on several board recordings - 1/4" trs line inputs (xlr-to-trs & rca-to-ts) & have had no problems.
good luck!
i got a nice 24/48 board on saturday with a lexar 80X 2 gb, the only time something like that happened to me was the CF card being bad
Quote from: jcrab66 on February 15, 2006, 11:48:59 PM
i got a nice 24/48 board on saturday with a lexar 80X 2 gb, the only time something like that happened to me was the CF card being bad
Thanks! I was thinking it was either battery or the flash card.
Joel