Hey all,

If a cable has only one ferrite, does it matter which end it's on?
Specifically, I'm referring to a FireWire cable connecting a computer and audio interface.
Theoretically, it would apply to any cable.
JJ

Voice Special Co.,Ltd is a Chinese manufacturer, we mainly supply recording microphone,dynamic microphone desktop microphone mixing console, wireless microphone systems and pro stand like speaker stand,keyboard stand etc .

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Anyone use The M-Audio Keystatioin 88 if so what are your thoughts I'm in the market for a midi keyboard controller and my budget is $200.00 any suggestions?

I’ve recently asked my private email list: What’s The One Thing You Have Trouble With?

I got some really great responses. And I’m going to share with you what one reader had problems with.
I’ll edit out specific names, locations, etc.. because I don’t want to be a bozo put subscribers on the spot.

I have a annoying hum in my set up.( a bit like if I put my hand on a live guitar jack humm )
If I turn my headphones level on the 002 rack over half way it is there,and at full it is annoying.
I also have it on my krk5 monitors (which I have set on full volume),even if the mute button is on.

This is sooo good, unbelievable! He is a real pro!

Hello everyone I need advice on what could be the problem. When recording vocals they seem to get lower. Each take is lower then the one before. It just keeps decreasing. The wave form goes from normal to just a line. They are rap vocals by the way. If anyone could it would be much appreciated.

Its been a few months on this new forum platform, how do you like it now?

So.. I'm recording some guitar and one side of the channel clips or the waveform periodically looks like a solid block, but when the volume is lowered or attenuated in any way, the pedal being used by the guitar totally loses it's 'mojo'. WTF?

Any ideas on how to cure clipping in a situation like this? I've tried several different things and nothing has helped yet..