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.
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.
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!
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.
Yeah might have been just a bad cable for me too, I don't remember anymore if I tried switching that. What I did was to by an external cross-over. https://www.thomann.de/gb/behringer_cx2310_v2.htm Wasn't that expensive and maybe it's also otherwise higher quality and has more options. The number of cables going everywhere behind my desk is now awful though. :D
hi guys,
i have the same problem:
using an adam sub 8 and the adam a7x as satellites.
my routing is:
original sonarworks microphone -> uad apollo twin x duo -> adam 8 sub -> adam a7x
i always get that mono error message when i measure the right speaker (although its definetely a stereo signal). i tried different cables and also switched the phase of the sub without any success.
i can do a measurement without the sub connected, but i guess the measurement won‘t make sense in that case, when i re-connect the sub after doing the measurement?!
Do you have any more ideas how to fix that mono error problem with the 2.1 adam setup??
Thanks for any help!!
Please sign in to leave a comment.
Comments
13 comments