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Hi everybody,

what's wrong with the low end sound of the F#2 F#3 C#4 (Royal grand 3d and the Velvet).
Is this a common problem? First time i hear this...
Probably fixable with some EQ, but still..

Grtz

Frank James wrote:Hi everybody,

what's wrong with the low end sound of the F#2 F#3 C#4 (Royal grand 3d and the Velvet).
Is this a common problem? First time i hear this...
Probably fixable with some EQ, but still..

Grtz

Please upload a short mp3 to let us hear what's wrong.

Hi Alex,

Strange, when i listen to the recorded tracks all seems alright.
Already tried a few things: When i plug headphone directly into NS2, there is no problem. When i connect the NS2 to my audio interface the problem is there again.But when i record the problem is gone. I can't really figure out where it goes wrong. Someone an idea?

Grtz

Phase cancellation? Check your cables or try different ones, soem audio cards also enable to swap the phase (e.g. my Motu Ultralite does) of each input. Otherwise the cancellation could be due to your monitors wiring and/or positioning.

Frank James wrote:Hi Alex,

Strange, when i listen to the recorded tracks all seems alright.
Already tried a few things: When i plug headphone directly into NS2, there is no problem. When i connect the NS2 to my audio interface the problem is there again.But when i record the problem is gone. I can't really figure out where it goes wrong. Someone an idea?

Grtz

Most likely you haven't panned your inputs left and right, so the two channels are summing and cancelling.