Moog Sub 37 noise floor
Re: Moog Sub 37 noise floor
Looks like ground noise or possibly pre-amp noise.
Re: Moog Sub 37 noise floor
I am having same issue with my Sub Phatty, an audible noise floor when a key is pressed (both oscillators, sub and noise-generator all turned to zero). The noise even has the amp envelope characteristics (if I turn the attack to zero theres a click, if I turn the attack to longer times the noise sweeps in).
Has anyone figured out if this is in all the synths or if this is true problem with some of the units? I too am trying to make deep bass sounds but get the annoying hiss.
Thanks
Rishi
Has anyone figured out if this is in all the synths or if this is true problem with some of the units? I too am trying to make deep bass sounds but get the annoying hiss.
Thanks
Rishi
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Re: Moog Sub 37 noise floor
I had the opposite, a TRS solved the issue. my sound card inputs are balancedcts006 wrote:Op mentioned using a balanced cable. I would recommend trying a TS/instrument/unbalanced cable; IIRC using a balanced cable in a situation like this could cause a ground loop.
MacBook Pro Retina 15 2.6ghz 16GB, Mac OS X El Capitan, Logic Pro X, Ableton Live 9, Focusrite Liquid 56, Moog Sub 37, Moog Mother-32, Nord Lead 4, JU-06, JP-08, Bass Station 2, Korg Volca Keys, Maschine Studio.
Re: Moog Sub 37 noise floor
Hi, this is happening on my sub 37 2 days old.
I have only played with my headphones. Same noise that is effected by the envelopes. When paying triangle with filter know at 320hz and osc 1 or 2 at any volume position, this white noise can be heard.
Could some one let me know if this was sorted out?
Thanks
I have only played with my headphones. Same noise that is effected by the envelopes. When paying triangle with filter know at 320hz and osc 1 or 2 at any volume position, this white noise can be heard.
Could some one let me know if this was sorted out?
Thanks