Hi Fractalians,
For rehearsal and live recordings I planned to use my Ipad4 (with the Auria Sequencer), my Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 usb2.0 class compliant interface, and my Axe FX II as mixing, synth playback and Inear-Monitoring system.
With a Windows64 Laptop, Studio One, and the Focusrite Scarlett Mix Software (which is a routing software matrix for latency free direct monitoring of the Focusrite Inputs) it already works.
I also had constant clicks in the guitar signal, when using the spdif-Out of the Axe FX, before I noticed that I had to set the Focusrite to spdif al Sync signal, what means that the AxeFx is the Master and the Focusrite is the slave.
But this works perfect now.
Long Story, short end: on my windows based laptop (and my windows-based) Studio PC, the connection via spdif works like a charm, but when I connect my Focusrite 18i20, together with the AxeFX (spdif out) into my Ipad, I hear
the guitar signal in a good quality, but set with constant clicks (those clicks don't run in the same time like the time-led of the Axe) even if the Focusrite shows a "Sync"-Status via LED-Indicator.
This forum may eventually not be the right place for this, but I told the problem to Focusrite and the Auria-Forum. And I seem to be the only one Axe-FX/Auria-user there.
Has anybody of you ever experienced these strange constant clicks, when using the spdif-out fom the Axe into a class compliant usb-interface's spdif-input? With my new SPL Crimson Audiointerface, the spdif signal from the Axe-FX
is crystal-clear without any clicks at all. The Crimson seems to sync to the spdif of the Axe FX automatically.
Any advice is welcome, and sorry in advance if I put this request in the wrong place. ;-)
Cheers,
Andy from Red Bull Country
For rehearsal and live recordings I planned to use my Ipad4 (with the Auria Sequencer), my Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 usb2.0 class compliant interface, and my Axe FX II as mixing, synth playback and Inear-Monitoring system.
With a Windows64 Laptop, Studio One, and the Focusrite Scarlett Mix Software (which is a routing software matrix for latency free direct monitoring of the Focusrite Inputs) it already works.
I also had constant clicks in the guitar signal, when using the spdif-Out of the Axe FX, before I noticed that I had to set the Focusrite to spdif al Sync signal, what means that the AxeFx is the Master and the Focusrite is the slave.
But this works perfect now.
Long Story, short end: on my windows based laptop (and my windows-based) Studio PC, the connection via spdif works like a charm, but when I connect my Focusrite 18i20, together with the AxeFX (spdif out) into my Ipad, I hear
the guitar signal in a good quality, but set with constant clicks (those clicks don't run in the same time like the time-led of the Axe) even if the Focusrite shows a "Sync"-Status via LED-Indicator.
This forum may eventually not be the right place for this, but I told the problem to Focusrite and the Auria-Forum. And I seem to be the only one Axe-FX/Auria-user there.
Has anybody of you ever experienced these strange constant clicks, when using the spdif-out fom the Axe into a class compliant usb-interface's spdif-input? With my new SPL Crimson Audiointerface, the spdif signal from the Axe-FX
is crystal-clear without any clicks at all. The Crimson seems to sync to the spdif of the Axe FX automatically.
Any advice is welcome, and sorry in advance if I put this request in the wrong place. ;-)
Cheers,
Andy from Red Bull Country