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I learned by testing years after years that low frequencies in my opinion need saturation before compression to sit nicely. I add saturation and lowpass it down to most often around 500Hz before I blend it back with the dry signal just so that I notice that something almost insignificant has been ad...

Lagwagon - Hang. It is really good. You do need to listen to it a couple of times before your thoughts of it become more positive. There are subtle things to find in many of the songs that makes them special after a few listens and there are some chords changes that first can make you wonder why the...

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Really great 90s style, fast and melodic punk rock.

Isn't this what ASIO Direct Monitoring on Windows do? Sorry, it does not answer your question and might be a side step. Regards.

I have placed it back in the rack and it does not make the noise anymore on any channel (so far). Could something have been loose that got back in its place when I took it out?

I have taken the isa 828 out of the rack and placed it on top of the rack's plastic top cover, removed the isa 828's metal cover and done some testing and I hear no noise/crackling what so ever. I wonder why it crackled before. I will place it in the rack again and see if it starts to crackle again....

Thanks boid.

The noise seem to be on at least two to four channels. I will try your advices tomorrow and see what happens.

Bois, I will try that out but removing the input TS jacks from the unit will some work but maybe that will fix the problem. Seems wierd though. Regards.

hi boid!
I actually noticed today that I hear it on the mic inputs too. Really wierd and it bothers me since the unit cost a lot of money.

I would really appreciate any thought on this matter. Regards.

I get some wierd noise when I use the DI inputs on my Focusrite ISA 828. It is not present when I switch over to mic input on the same channels. I have attached an mp3 of how it sounds. I have used the internal ISA ADC going to my Multiface II correcly clocked so that should not be a problem. I have...

I think that if you use a Windows program like Exact Audio Copy that has advanced error correction and Accurate Rip (well, this won't work since your work is not yet commercially available) checking combined with correct offset settings then your outcome wav/mp3 files should have correct lengths and...

Thank you for sharing this! Regards.

I really like Waterless Polo. It has a special "atmosphere" around itself. Regards