This has just started happening all the time. I got a new Mac Pro with the latest of everything on it, and ever since I've installed the latest 4.05, I get this lovely sound out of the analogues. As soon as I unplug the usb, it goes away, then I plug the USB back in, and poof if's there again.
Tell me this wouldn't be annoying at a gig http://www.timothyallan.com/audio/timsvirus.mp3 (turn your speakers down)
it just constantly makes that sound...
Any suggestions? I've reinstalled everything.
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power cycling does not turn it off.
Wow this just started happening to my Virus too!
I can't turn it off no matter how (Sleep Mode, Power Cycle, FULL power cycle+Arp Edit+Pull Cables).
I understand Access is working on it. Is there any workaround for now though? As it stands I can't use my Virus at all anymore.
I seem to have fixed it by rebooting my Mac with the 32-bit kernel instead of the 64-bit one. Reboot and hold "3" and "2" while it's loading. May not have been what fixed it but this is the only thing that's worked so far.
Sigh.
Unfortunately, I'd rather not run my 64bit computer in 32 bit mode just to get my Virus working. Still no updated beta, or any news on this.
What is your setup? DO you have a lot of powered items from various USB's...e.g soundcards, controllers etc?
Even thought the Virus is externally powered enough of a power drain can cause problems. I experienced a lot of noise for the analogue outputs at one stage when I was powering a soundcard and cotroller from the computer. Sourcing power externally for these got rid of the problems for me.
Also, what virus do you have? The more recent ones are +4dbU on the outputs, so whatever you are plugging the virus into should be set at +4dBu reference. Getting this wrong could also cause problems.
