No, they're all correctly set. The weird thing is, I got to thinking. my theory doesn't actually make sense, as I only have one reverb plugin, so how could it be 4 times the amount of reverb causing feedback. Again, it can't be feedback from my mike, as no tracks are soloed, nor armed, and nothing is solo safed either. I don't have the live real time monitor enabled on my interface either. In fact, even if I did, I'd not hear it as by then, I'd turned off my phantom power. I know there are now 4 tracks, therefore yeah, audio volume! wize, there will be 4 times the amount of signal going to that track, but with only one verb, it should! just equally reverberate the dry signal from those 4 tracks, shouldn't it? Since they're all being sent to that aux track with the reverb plug insertted? I could see the volume being louder in general, due to 4 times the signal level from all 4 tracks being sent instead of just one like I normally do, but not to this extent. And that's the weird thing. It's not even loud, it's just earsplittingly high pitch artifacts that trail infinently until I either mute the auxiliary track, or quit PT. And, it doesn't matter that nothing's armed first. Even nothing at all armed, I still get it. My meter on the aux input jumps up to about positive 2DB when this happens. No, I don't yet have a master fader in the session. I will, but not quite yet. I've checked the obvious. All cables are snugged, I've swhitched mike cables, and even USB cables running my interface to the mac, and there are definitely no shorts. I tried routing a single audio track to an aux input in another session entirely, and that! works flawlessly very consistently, even with the same plug. I'm using the air non lennier reverb on the basic reverb large preset. It's the 3rd one down from the top of the list if that helps. Then, I have the slider for the mix turned all the way up to 100%, hince why I have the output volume slider of the aux input way way way way the hell down to -16DB. This way, if I just barely, barely! turn up that fader, I start to hear more wet mix quite quickly without just totally smotherring it with saturated effects. I want to drizzle it, not drown it! LOL!
I did! check the I/O settings, and the busses, and they all look totally correct, 100 percent. I'm at a loss for logic... no pun intended. Chris. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pro Tools Accessibility" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
