Hey guys, I'm hoping someone can help here with fixing an earthing hum on my steel string acoustic guitar.

It has a Fishman infinity preamp and piezo under saddle pick up installed.

Observations : If I touch the metal end jack insert the hum goes away,
I put one hand on the mixing desk the hum is gone,

This is an OTB mix, ( 2 DAW workflow) but instead of using my go-to Monitor One's, this time I used Tannoy Reveals 6.0 (passives) as reference NF's, to test them out and see how they translate to other systems. (Power Amp is a Hafler Trans-Nova 1500).

If you are using a DSD production workflow, what equipment are you using, what have been your experiences, what needs to be done to make this workflow as easy (if possible) compared to PCM workflow?

Long time, no post for me. Glad to see the forums here still hopping.

http://www.enjoythemusic.com/hificritic/vol5_no3/listening_to_storage.htm

That does it, I'm investing in Hard Drives. :D

How many of you moved to Hollywood with high expectations to join or put a band together within a month or two and rise to the top of the club circuit in short order? How did that turn out?

Hi guys, Im getting no output when connecting HD core card to digi 192 to control 24.
Digi link from core card to "primary port" on 192.
Analogue output from 192 to "pro tools sources in" on control 24.
Control room output to speakers via ch.1 & 2.

Iv set pro tools ins & outs to A1 & A2. Meter bridges are showing signal but no sound.

I am using Scarlett 18i20 into an OctoPre MK II and other stuff (see my profile) but my question is: I had a little session the other day that drove me nuts and I need to get reverb into my session without going through the DAW for latency issues. As you all know people don't like the sounds of their own voices without FX.

Hi everyone,

First of all, I wasnt quite sure where to post this so if it's in the wrong forum, could a kindly mod move it for me?

As part of my degree Im conducting a study on the relationship between listening fatigue, how we perceive audio quality, genre preference and listening experience.