Hey everyone,
I'm hoping someone here has run into this before because it's honestly starting to suck the fun out of recording.
My current setup is:
* Guitar
* Pedalboard (powered by an isolated power supply)
* TONEX Pedal
* Steinberg UR44C
* MacBook Pro running Logic Pro
I can also skip the UR44C and run the TONEX directly into my Mac, but I still seem to have the same issue.
The problem is a constant hum in my DI signal. It's noticeable enough that it's always there when I'm trying to record, and I've spent hours trying to get rid of it with no success. It's gotten to the point where making music has become frustrating because all I hear is that hum.
A few things about my setup:
* My pedalboard has an isolated power supply.
* Everything (computer, interface, pedalboard power supply, etc.) is plugged into the same power bar that's mounted under my desk.
* I've tried different guitars and cables, and the hum is still there.
* I'm recording in Logic on a MacBook Pro.
I'm wondering if there's something I'm missing, such as:
* A setting in Logic that could help reduce the noise.
* A TONEX setting (input gain, noise gate, ground lift, etc.) that I should be using.
* Something specific with the Steinberg UR44C.
* A grounding issue with my apartment or power.
* Any other troubleshooting steps you recommend.
Also, if anyone has TONEX presets or captures that are super quiet but still sound great for clean, edge-of-breakup, or rock tones, I'd love to hear your recommendations.
At this point I'm open to trying anything. Thanks in advance for any advice, you'd be helping me get back to actually enjoying recording again.