AndrewKirkland
Inspired
I just want to ask for clarification of a few things regarding clocking. It seems I am forced to use the internal clock on the axe FX with an AES connection. I have my interface set to 48khz internal clock with the Axe on auto and it seems like there is no issue. I can also slave the interface to digital in at 48khz. However slaving the axe FX won't work. Apparently when using analog in as a source (which I must do to see input signal from my guitar) makes the axe use its own internal clock. When I select AES for source, and then AES again for word clock there is no signal. If I choose analog in as source and then try to use AES for word clock the no input message comes up, apparently defaulting the clock to the axe internal. However I do notice a change in sound when changing the word clock to AES instead of auto. This causes a slightly thicker sound after the message pops up and goes off.
Sorry for a long technical post, just curious how I should approach this. Everything sounds great. I just one day had some slight crackle on some presets and thought the clocking was causing it, but it was just having too bright of settings/presence and also too bright of eq in my DAW.
Sorry for a long technical post, just curious how I should approach this. Everything sounds great. I just one day had some slight crackle on some presets and thought the clocking was causing it, but it was just having too bright of settings/presence and also too bright of eq in my DAW.