mtgonzalez
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New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
Getting static sounds during playback after replacing my old 128gb SSD with a 500gb SSD. Check buffering, that didn't make a difference. Thoughts
ps Sonar is on my SSD and audio files on my moving HD. Been doing this for years with out problems
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Kevin Kascak
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 04:25:32
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Only thing I can think of is if you are using WDM or Windows drivers, re-run the "Wave Profiler".
Hope it helps.
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 13:59:53
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When I've replaced sys drives, I've ended up having to reauth some plugs. IKM comes to mind, but there may be others. Maybe the static you're hearing is from a plug that thinks it is a demo
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 14:46:44
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Good hint from BobF. Have had similar experience
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 16:44:36
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Best way to test is load a blank project and dump a wave file on a track. Play that.
But for sure you will have to go through all your settings as well as optimizing your OS and Run Latency Monitor etc.
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JonD
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 16:51:20
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Wouldn't hurt to try different data and power connectors, then cables, on the new drive.
I recently had a power connector (from my power supply) burn out 3 HDs in quick succession. Literally fried the circuit boards. I didn't realize what was going on, and couldn't understand why the drives weren't being recognized. Then, when connecting the 3rd drive, I saw a wisp of smoke and smelled it burning.
Didn't lose any critical data, but losing three 4TB drives wasn't cheap (not to mention the cost to replace them).
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bitflipper
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 16:58:05
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☄ Helpfulby BobF 2017/11/27 23:32:21
Do you have internal audio interface? The only effect I can visualize is EMI/RFI from the drive or the data cable coupling to an audio device. Unless the SSD is defective, the type of storage should have no effect on audio quality, especially not if your data files aren't on it. A deep test on the drive will tell you if it's taking errors, which it probably isn't.
The solution to in-the-box interference would be physically moving components: re-routing the data cable and/or moving the SSD to another bay. If you have an external audio interface, try re-routing the USB/Firewire cable or moving to another port.
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mtgonzalez
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/27 23:30:56
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Bitflipper, you win the prize sir!!!! Stinkin USB cable from my Focusrite 18i20 was plugged into a USB 3.0 next to the HDMI cable running to my monitor. When I plugged it into a USB 2.0 input away from the HDMI cable the problem was solved. Here's a track for you to listen to, it's a Fleetwood Mac cover song performed, recorded and mixed by yours truly.....Enjoy and Thanks
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Re: New SSD and guess what New Problems - Static Sound
2017/11/28 00:04:18
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That's really good, Mitch! You could change your handle to MacGonzalez.
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