"Mono signal detected?"

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Juanka1368

January 07, 2020 11:23

Hi guys,

is someone here using Audient ID44 and Studio Reference 4 (latest version)? While measuring the distance between my speakers I keep getting this message and I don't know why.

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  Ozonio January 16, 2020 20:00

  I struggled with that for days... I found out that it was being caused by two factors:

   

  1 - One of my cables was phase inverted, and it was causing some sort of a shock in the readings.
  
  2 - The relation between volume/Microphone gain was not balanced. You should adjust the volume to the speakers so it really sounds conversation level. Only THEN you adjust the gain to match the desired level.

  I hope it works!

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  Ozonio January 16, 2020 20:03

  And, always reserve a set of 30 minutes or so to calibrate your system. Do it in a hurry will do you any good whatsoever. It takes time and it is worthy every moment!

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  Joosa January 29, 2020 19:24 (Edited January 30, 2020 19:12)

  I am also having this issue and can't seem to figure it out. Left speaker is measured fine, but with the right speaker I always get "Mono signal detected". The signal is clearly stereo, as far as I know there isn't any cross-feed between the channels, the monitors have rather equal volume as far as my ears can tell, and I even measured that they are in the same phase (slightly less sure about the subwoofer). Maybe my gain settings are somehow wrong and measuring just 1-2cm away from the speaker as it says makes it spike too high, even though the gain check shows it's all good? Other than that I have no idea what to try anymore..

   

  Edit: Finally figured it out. There's something wrong with my Adam Sub 8 and it's indeed causing some crosstalk between the stereo channels. No idea how to fix that, but the issue identified by Reference was indeed real.

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