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OldHorn666
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Yeah, I'm sorry. I feel so dumb right now. I need some sleep. But thank you so much for your answers. Hopefully there's nothing wrong with my Deluge.
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Yeah, but why only when I press that one button? That's the weird part. I mean, with other buttons, nothing. I know feedback, I make noise. But any other button didn't give any feedback, only that C3.
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@volsteh said: Do you have a wifi source nearby or a wifi sd card? I had interference from my phone wifi when it was near. I live in a one room apartment and I do have a wifi source few meters away, but it's not on right now. No wifi SD c…
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@Too_Mere said: Try using a different source and cable into that mic input. Like an aux cable from your phone or something. If it sounds okay it’s an issue with the mic or its cable. If you get the same noise then it may be an issue with the delu…
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@Too_Mere said: So in that video it sounds like interference or something. Not the sound of an oscillator or synth. When you switch to the internal mic I hear pitched background noise, which is to be expected. I’m thinking this is likely due …
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Okay, here's a really quick video I made about the problem. And I noticed there's a background sound with internal mic also, not just so loud. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uvHb5mCt6Hyg7Va3n7XCCd3a7ChCkaTw/view?usp=drivesdk
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@volsteh said: Did you tried some other input like inL or inR? Yes, it's the same.
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@Heptagen said: Can you share the preset so we can test it on our units? It's just the default synth. Press Shift+Synth. Then change the osc 1 into InLR. Nothing more. When I press notes, I can hear my voice but also that init synth sound…
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@volsteh said: maybe one osc is set ti audio in an the other is not set to 0? Edit: nvm, I just saw you said its set to 0. Yeah, this is just weird because it doesn't do this when using internal mic, only when I plug in external mi…
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@Heptagen said: Maybe your setup just has a buzz or a hum that you mistake for an oscillator? Nope, I'm using only Deluge, it's working with battery, headphones and a microphone. It's that default synth sound that plays in the background.
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Okay, so, now I found out that this happens only when I use external mic. I connect my Shure SM57 into external mic input and I can hear that synth sound in the background. When I use internal mic, this doesn't happen. I use XLR to 3,5mm TRS cable. …
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@Too_Mere said: It sounds like you changed the the Osc type in a patch that still has modulation, filtering, and/or a second oscillator mixed in. Start by holding shift + synth to initialize the patch. Then change the osc type. That will g…