Independent voice channel dropout

[maNŒuvre]

Well, I've been happy with my stereo outputs. But I got round to routing my kick into a mono cable, via a separate output,  and into my mixer. Also running alongside my Squarp sequencer. The weird thing is, that on every output I tried, after a few minutes the output just died. Fixed simply by assigning a new output, only for the same thing to happen again. Has anyone any idea why or how this might happen. I checked my cables and I don't believe that's the cause of the problem, even though it's not a TRS. Hmmm? 

[RobH]

Well, I've been happy with my stereo outputs. But I got round to routing my kick into a mono cable, via a separate output,  and into my mixer. Also running alongside my Squarp sequencer. The weird thing is, that on every output I tried, after a few minutes the output just died. Fixed simply by assigning a new output, only for the same thing to happen again. Has anyone any idea why or how this might happen. I checked my cables and I don't believe that's the cause of the problem, even though it's not a TRS. Hmmm? 

The voice outs are stereo outputs, a balanced/mono cable will not work, you need to get a stereo cable that splits to 2 monos. I never bought the cable so i cant remember if u  need to pan it or not, but yeah i you need the other cable basically.

[Yorgos Arabatzis]

Please go to the FAQ questions thread and read how voices work and what cables you need:
http://forum.davesmithinstruments.com/index.php/topic,78.0.html

Cheers!

Well, I've been happy with my stereo outputs. But I got round to routing my kick into a mono cable, via a separate output,  and into my mixer. Also running alongside my Squarp sequencer. The weird thing is, that on every output I tried, after a few minutes the output just died. Fixed simply by assigning a new output, only for the same thing to happen again. Has anyone any idea why or how this might happen. I checked my cables and I don't believe that's the cause of the problem, even though it's not a TRS. Hmmm?