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> Arghhh, Whats This Noise!?, Reason Problem
angryman
post Wed 20 Apr 2005, 08:52
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Hi Everyone.

For the last couple of days when I have been using Reason, the audio has been cutting out after 20mins of use and I get a really loud, speaker shaking distortion/fuzzing noise! There is no way to mute the noise and I have to restart (no error message or anything!)

Does anyone know what this is??? I purchased the software a few months ago and it is registered with Propellor Head website. No rewire applications are running, just Reason.

I have re-installed by deleting the Reason application icon in the Reason folder and then installing the program disk but the problem is still happening!

Does anyone know what is going on???

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angryman
post Thu 21 Apr 2005, 16:53
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I have been speaking to Propeller Head and they tell me it is my sound card... I don't have a soundcard except the internal one on my PowerBook.

The guy from Propellerhead hasn't emailed me back sinse I told him this... Has anyone else got any ideas? Could it be my Mac? Anyone?


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zooot
post Fri 22 Apr 2005, 12:04
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could it be "I don't have a soundcard except the internal one on my PowerBook"?
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angryman
post Mon 25 Apr 2005, 10:04
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Hi Zooot... I have only had my PB for 2-3 months (I had an iMac before) Do you think it might be the powerbook then???


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post Wed 27 Apr 2005, 12:38
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i think you want another sound card or an I O .i'm no expert but i use motu 896 and d p 4
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post Wed 27 Apr 2005, 13:27
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hey, thanks man... I am planning to buy an Mbox as soon as I can as I have met many people using pro tools who really rate it... this is surely a step in the right direction even without the distortion problem.

I think I may have fixed the noise problem... I think the problem is something to do with Rewiring with GB2. Last night I forced GB2 to quit before Reason (normally you must close the slave first, then the master, GB2 in this case) and the noise stopped straight away.

**When using Reason on its own I still had the same problem with the strange noise but by chance last night I Rewired to GB2 and the problem happened again until I shut GB!**

I havn't tried it again today cause Im at work but will try it when I get home and post the results in case anyone else has had the same problem!


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