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    Question about latency

    Hah! Yeah, but now I have HF hash from the computer connection to the mixer. I'll have to get some isolators for either the computer audio or the USB connection (you can run the computer audio in through USB or analogue jacks).
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    Question about latency

    Bowed to the inevitable. Bought a small mixer and am running audio direct from Axe FX.
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    I'm in the process of setting up monitoring using my low powered computer speakers. They are fairly good quality Boston Acoustics, and this approach guarantees there is no more than about 10W of audio. I'll see if there is any difference...
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    Question about latency

    Interestingly, when I plugged into the new USB port the system installed a WDM driver. I do appear to be using the FAS ASIO driver but any more info you can help me with would be much appreciated...
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    Question about latency

    And a good one... The port I was plugging into was defaulting to USB-1. Am in a USB2 port and things are better. Down to what sounds like 10-20ms now. A little more tweaking and it will be there.
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    Question about latency

    Ohhh... interesting. I've tried it with Axe Edit open and closed and it is the same. Something to watch out for in the future though! Thanks to the other posters for the thoughts about directly monitoring, but that's not what I'm trying to do.
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    Question about latency

    So I did spend about an hour trying to find an answer to this but there was nothing obvious (to me at least). I want to play through my computer monitor speakers. For clarity: - guitar plugged into Axe FX II - Axe FX II not plugged into anything to monitor the audio - Axe FX II USB connected...
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    That would be very kind - thank you! Something that works for classic rock would be good. Marshall-ish, mid gain?
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    Have had more time on the weekend to experiment. As I stated in the original post, this is not an Axe FX issue. I've cranked up one of my "edgier" analogue distortion pedals and played for a while. While the ears-ringing effect is less, it is still apparent after prolonged playing. So the...
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    I've tried all the suggestions, plus dug into the amp and cab parameters a little further. Still ringing. Contemplating what do do next...
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    Appreciate the thoughts! The amazing thing is that the problem only occurs with the digital signal! The old analogue path is fine. Has to be frequency elements or wave interactions that my tube amps simply don't generate. I'm still experimenting but it's looking more positive than before...
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    Indeed. This is the understatement of the century...
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    This helps... Thank you! I'll add the other suggestions later this evening.
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    Thanks for the thoughts. My hearing tests ok (at least it did last year). The harshness is audible to muso friends. I'll try the suggestions tonight.
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    Need some help - ringing in the ears after playing... not an FX fault, an ear fault!

    This is not a post about a "fault" with the Axe FX - this is something weird happening with my hearing and I'm hoping I can get the benefit of some experience that others may have had. I am new to Axe FX. Purchased an Axe FX II XL and MFC about a month ago. I have been playing for decades and...
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