How do I eliminate AC hum in my Alesis Recording Equipment setup?
To reduce AC hum, consider these points: * Use only balanced connections in the studio to avoid noise induced in unbalanced lines. * Ensure all equipment in the studio shares a common ground to prevent ground differences traveling through cables.
How to troubleshoot no audio from Alesis Recording Equipment outputs?
If you're not getting any audio from the outputs, here are a few things to check: * First, test with a known good input to rule out any issues with your source audio. * Next, replace the cables to eliminate the possibility of bad cables. * Also, verify that the mixer or amp the Alesis Recording Equipment is connected to is turned up and properly connected. * Finally, if the song is defined as having fewer tracks than you are trying to output, copy all tracks and paste them into a new song with a higher track count.
Why is there a buzz from my Alesis Recording Equipment outputs?
A buzzing sound from the outputs can be caused by several factors: * Ensure that the ADAT HD24 and its audio cables are kept away from power cables, power transformers, and wall warts. * Try replacing the cable with a new, high-quality cable. * To check if the problem is with the source, bypass the ADAT HD24 by connecting the input cables directly to the output cables.
What to do if there is no audio input or output on certain Alesis Recording Equipment channels?
If you're experiencing a lack of audio input or output on specific channels, consider the following: * If you're trying to record onto a track higher than the current Song allows, copy all tracks and paste them into a new song defined as having more tracks. * Check if the INPUT SELECT is set to 2, 4, 8 or 12- input mode. If so, reset INPUT SELECT for 24 input mode. * If EDIT PREVIEW plays back only tracks selected for editing, deselect any tracks armed for editing using TRACK EDIT to hear all tracks.
How to fix Alesis Recording Equipment when the drive will not mount?
If the drive isn't mounting, try these steps: 1. Ensure an IDE drive is installed in the caddy. 2. Remove and reinsert the drive, firmly pushing on the edges of the handle. 3. Power down the unit and try the caddy in another drive bay to check for foreign material in the drive socket. 4. Remove the drive from the caddy and change the jumper from 'slave' to 'master' or 'single' mode. 5. If the drive file system was corrupted by installing the drive in a computer, use Utility 3 to scan the disk for errors and recover data. 6. Open the drive caddy and re-attach connectors to fix loose connectors.
What to check if my Alesis Recording Equipment has no power?
If your device isn't powering on, here are a couple of things to check: * Ensure the power is connected. * Make sure the rear panel power switch is turned on; note that the STOP LED will always remain lit.
What should I do if my Alesis Recording Equipment has no power and the STOP LED won't turn on?
If there's no power and the STOP LED doesn't light up when the rear panel power switch is on, it could be due to a blown fuse. Correct any problem that may have caused the fuse to blow, and replace the fuse with the proper type.
Why does my Alesis Recording Equipment song show incorrect data on the screen?
If the song displays incorrect data, it might be due to errors on the hard drive. In this case, use Utility 3 to scan the disk for errors and recover data.
Why do I hear blips at the edit points after pasting audio with my Alesis Recording Equipment?
Hearing blips at edit points after pasting audio can happen due to several PASTE operations at the same points. Use PASTE UNDO when doing repetitive editing.
Why won't my Alesis Recording Equipment HD24 synchronize to SYNC IN?
The HD24 may fail to synchronize if the song is less than 10 seconds long. Record at least 10 seconds in a song before synchronizing.
General| Brand | Alesis |
|---|---|
| Model | ADAT-HD24 |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
A numbered list outlining the main technical specifications and capabilities of the ADAT HD24.
Lists essential safety precautions and warnings for operating the ADAT HD24.
Initial steps for connecting the ADAT HD24 to a mixer for basic audio routing.
Instructions for preparing and selecting the hard drive for recording and playback.
A guide to performing a simple test recording and playback to verify functionality.
Details on connecting the AC power cable and proper grounding procedures.
Step-by-step guide on the process of recording audio onto the ADAT HD24.
Covers arming tracks for recording and setting appropriate input and recording levels.
Details how to select input sources (Analog/Digital) and control input monitoring.
Instructions for playing back recordings, scanning through songs, and scrubbing audio.
Introduces locating points and special points with automated function capabilities.
Details how to set up loops using locate points for continuous playback or recording.
Instructions for setting up automated punch-in and punch-out recording.
Explains how drives are mounted, selected, and how their status is indicated.
Details the process for safely dismounting drives before removal.
Covers manual drive selection, adding drives, and disk formatting procedures.
Guides on installing IDE drives into caddies and obtaining drive information.
Instructions for backing up songs and entire drives for data safety.
Details the procedures for cutting and copying audio regions between tracks or songs.
Explains how to paste audio regions into different locations, tracks, or songs.
Describes the Undo command and how the edit buffer manages undo levels.
Overview of synchronization techniques including MIDI Time Code and SMPTE.
Guides on setting the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway for the ADAT HD24.
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