• SONAR
  • Severe Buzzing With Console Emulator In X3c (p.3)
2013/10/31 15:24:02
stevec
I'm very curious to find out the answer to this one - it looks like CW themselves have one of those "broken here but works there" type of issues.  
2013/10/31 21:39:54
cuitlahac
Experiencing the same problem with CE noise here.  Hardly noticeable on the S-Type as is visible on the interface meters, increases in magnitude a bit when switching to the N-Type, and much more pronounced on the S-Type.  Very strange that it does not seem to manifest on every track.  Some of the CE meters don't register the noise at all.  Others show degrees of deflection as described above.  Switching the emulation type to A-type on an affected track pretty much buries the needle.  Don't know if these observations help.  Sure hope that this will be sorted out quickly!
2013/11/01 00:21:09
brian brock
I don't know if it's related, but this is very similar to an issue I'm seeing with Izotope Alloy 2.  In a mono track, I see a maxed-out fluctuating level in the right channel meter.  The left meter doesn't show anything.  It may only happen when the saturation effect is enabled in Alloy.  Perhaps the Console Emulator's crosstalk is causing whatever is going on in the right channel to show up in the left?
 
I have been assuming that the issue was because of the way Sonar doesn't have "real" mono tracks, as is also shown in the way it uses the same UAD dsp on a mono as on a stereo track.
 
I will see if the issue with Alloy has any correlation with 64 bit engine.  I need to do a bit more work to figure out the Alloy 2 problem, so it might be different anyway.
 
2013/11/01 08:55:39
Gregmang
Add me to the list of "Loud buzzing CE".

Back to X2b for now :(


2013/11/01 09:40:39
bobvila
Me too!
2013/11/01 10:11:44
John
See what happens when you go analog. 
2013/11/01 10:17:06
jb101
John
See what happens when you go analog. 





 
2013/11/01 10:57:30
bentleyousley
I can also report that it only seems to appear on mono tracks. It seems to behave like a type of feedback. If the trim and drive are both moved above 1 db, the buzzing ramps-up to the point where the right meter is pegged. Moving either the trim or drive down a few db will cause the buzz to gradually diminish to the point of being inaudible.
2013/11/01 12:01:33
bobvila
Mine is not very loud, but noticeable. I have most CE's set to trim +2 and drive +2.
2013/11/01 15:11:51
gabrielmesservier
Hi
 
I have the same problem with my console emulator.
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