Sidivan
Fractal Fanatic
I've been using my Axe through my SPDIF in on my Creative X-Fi Platinum sound card for months. Yesterday I plugged the ol' Vetta in and recorded a sample of a patch I need to emulate with the Axe. I recorded in Cubase VST 4, something I almost never do, and after i was done recording I plugged the SPDIF cable back into my Axe FX.
I forgot to close the Cubase session by the time a buddy came over to buy the Vetta and he wanted a quick demo with the Axe. All worked fine and I closed the Cubase session.
Today, I go to play and suddenly, I have no sound. I've looked through every setting I can find in Windows volume control, Creative's Console Launcher, and Cubase inputs to see if I inadvertantly shutoff something, but nothing seems to return my sound to me.
I did notice that when I use the "Bit-Match" setting on my soundcard, it attempts to set it at 44.1khz 16-bit, but I know the Axe sends 48khz 24-bit.
Also, my creative console has "Unknown or Invalid signal" listed for the SPDIF and Digital In Monitoring. Simply because I was running out of options, I unplugged and plugged everything back in only to find that the "Digital In" section now read "48000hz 24 Bit"... which is weird because I have it plugged into SPDIF In, not the Optical In. Also, at this point, un-muting the "Digital In" in Windows XP's volume control gave me some crazy feedback-y noises.
I updated drivers on my soundcard just now in an attempt to fix the issue, but it didn't work. Any ideas?
I forgot to close the Cubase session by the time a buddy came over to buy the Vetta and he wanted a quick demo with the Axe. All worked fine and I closed the Cubase session.
Today, I go to play and suddenly, I have no sound. I've looked through every setting I can find in Windows volume control, Creative's Console Launcher, and Cubase inputs to see if I inadvertantly shutoff something, but nothing seems to return my sound to me.
I did notice that when I use the "Bit-Match" setting on my soundcard, it attempts to set it at 44.1khz 16-bit, but I know the Axe sends 48khz 24-bit.
Also, my creative console has "Unknown or Invalid signal" listed for the SPDIF and Digital In Monitoring. Simply because I was running out of options, I unplugged and plugged everything back in only to find that the "Digital In" section now read "48000hz 24 Bit"... which is weird because I have it plugged into SPDIF In, not the Optical In. Also, at this point, un-muting the "Digital In" in Windows XP's volume control gave me some crazy feedback-y noises.
I updated drivers on my soundcard just now in an attempt to fix the issue, but it didn't work. Any ideas?