Does anyone know if there are any modern devices that do the same thing as the Roland SD-35 MIDI player? It was a great piece of hardware for playing general MIDI files. If not, what is the best way to play GM files via a Windows laptop with a good quality sound module?

Hey,

I hope this is the right place to ask this question..

so I got a new Motu M2 Interface about a month ago. Since then there are periodic buzzing sounds coming from the Headphone Amps at "random" times. Sometimes it runs 3 hours without a Problem and sometimes the buzzing happens twice in 5 minutes. Turning the Interface off and on again "fixes" the buzzing temporarily.

This plugin is sort of a niche product, but could be the best sounding plugin available as far as hardware modelling. Its similar to a convolution reverb, but uses impulse responses from all sorts of hardware. The demos I've heard are quite impressive.

It's likely to soon to hear from anyone using Windows 11. My current system qualifies to upgrade to Windows 11 but I'm in no hurry as yet.

Please share your thoughts and general use when you upgrade.

Thanks!

Hi, I'm kind of new to this. I am recording audio and getting a constant sort of noise. I've included a sample where the noise has been recorded by itself.

I'm currently running a setup where the audio comes from a wireless Shure microphone receiver, to a live mixing console. A Presonus StudioLive 32.4.2AI mixing console. The console is used for live sound mixing.

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While searching for information on audio engineering, google highlighted this:

Can someone familiar with this unit confirm (or otherwise) that the LED indicators on channel 2 are correct when the device is in "Coupled" mode (as indicated by the illuminated central red LED).  No audio is input.  The pics show both uncoupled and coupled modes.

TIA