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<blockquote data-quote="Steve Maksim" data-source="post: 80732" data-attributes="member: 1973">Crunchy, Crackling RecordingAlright, guys, I&#039;m stumped.&nbsp; I&#039;ve multi-tracked to Reaper from the X32 a few times successfully and everything&#039;s sounded great.&nbsp; This morning, though, what I got was terrible.The result sounds &quot;crunchy,&quot; &quot;crackly,&quot; all full of digital noise.&nbsp; I guess it&#039;s possible that it&#039;s a result of clipping the A/D&#039;s, but it doesn&#039;t seem to be likely, since, as far as I know, they&#039;re the same settings as last week.&nbsp; Levels on the channels themselves are within normal range.&nbsp; The X32 was completely unattended during the recording, so I have no idea how sources sounded through the board when the recording was being made.Real-time sources sound fine.&nbsp; Playback of a previous recording sounds fine.&nbsp; Both the recording file and the X32 are set to a 48kHz sample rate.Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steve Maksim, post: 80732, member: 1973"] Crunchy, Crackling Recording Alright, guys, I'm stumped. I've multi-tracked to Reaper from the X32 a few times successfully and everything's sounded great. This morning, though, what I got was terrible. The result sounds "crunchy," "crackly," all full of digital noise. I guess it's possible that it's a result of clipping the A/D's, but it doesn't seem to be likely, since, as far as I know, they're the same settings as last week. Levels on the channels themselves are within normal range. The X32 was completely unattended during the recording, so I have no idea how sources sounded through the board when the recording was being made. Real-time sources sound fine. Playback of a previous recording sounds fine. Both the recording file and the X32 are set to a 48kHz sample rate. Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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