Ghost time keeper? *** Solved ***
This is strange and oh so annoying. I was recording acoustic guitar using two mics to two tracks. My performances weren't that great so I decided to take a little break. I shut every thing down and came back an hour later to start again.
I started recording with the exact same setup to the same two tracks and suddenly noticed a noise in the background. It almost sounds like a bunch of people clapping in perfect time. At first I thought it was the metronome with a weird setting so I turned it off but the noise did not stop. I finally isolated it to one track. It only happens when I have armed the track for recording and turn the echo back on so that I can monitor what I'm playing. I don't even have to hit record. The rhythmic sound is happening even when the transport is NOT moving. As soon as I turn the echo back off the noise stops.
Any ideas?
post edited by amiller - 2011/04/02 12:28:27
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