It’s been happening a lot lately where I turn on my S2400 and there is absolutely no output from the Mix Outs on the back.
I confirm audio comes out from the HP jack. I confirm the cables going to the mixer are good and hot with other equipment. I’ve tried both balanced and unbalanced cables when it’s in this state and neither work.
If I crank up my preamp to 70+dB, I can barely hear the output, but I assume that’s some weird coupling to the cables or something since its right around the noise floor.
It doesn’t consistently happen, which is even weirder. I haven’t found a rhyme or reason yet.
Any recommendations for things to triple check? No bad answers, and yes, the mix out knob is turned up.
This is happening to me too… from time to time. If I remember correctly, going to the pad settings (shift+pad) and changing the gain and restoring it to the previous value helps.
Can we have this thread moved to the bugs section of this forum?
I am also experiencing an issue where the previously selected sampling input would stop working. Cycling through the inputs seems to re-initialize it
Oddly enough, I tried mucking around with the gain and changing outputs and all that and still no luck.
My unit just doesn’t output audio at the moment; only through the headphones. I can’t figure out how to restore it.
Not really blocking any projects since I can record via USB, but my SSL Big Six just came in and I’d love to run it through it.
I found a thread from last year that I should’ve looked for before posting.
It recommended reinstalling the firmware and/or reformatting the SD card.
I reinstalled the FW and still had no audio.
I reformatted the SD card and restarted the unit and now it outputs audio again.
I figured it out. The S2400.SET file seems to have gotten corrupted somehow, which explains why reformatting the SD card fixes it.
After reformatting the card, I put the old S2400.SET file on and no output.
Then I deleted it and let the S2400 make a new one and they look pretty different.
Here’s the contents of the old one that broke the audio output:
I agree, I’ll try this out next time I have this issue. It could be some dangling setting item from the old software load but that’s pure speculation.
I am hoping that more people would want to report bugs. It’s a rarity that devs are so ad-hoc and we should really take advantage of this situation since we will be the ones benefiting from this in the end. I get that it is cumbersome but man is it helpful… I have a bug that I want to report but I haven’t been able to wrap my mind around it… Wait a second! I think re-creating the settings file might actually help with that issue, too… interesting
