Recently i routed my modular through Input-A. It was a very hot signal, loud and distorted … so reduced the input-volume but before this i noticed that the LED on Input-C also lightened up when a signal on A was going through
i have no idea how this happened … has someone the same experience
Does monitoring the C input with THRU give audio signal?
Yes, inputs can bleed.
Was bashing my head forever trying to figure out why my recordings were so slow and even after normalizing so noisy. Turned out I was hitting the record button for the wrong input (derp). Anyway goes to show that, yes, there is indeed crosstalk.
I find that a bit bizarre with a digital mixer like on the OT. The analog frontend not being up to nuff?
Analog inputs are close.
Most likely its a suboptimal engineering decision wrt analog frontend design. But I am guessing the crosstalk is small enough that it does not bother one that much in practice.
The more I learn about audio equipment engineering, the more obvious it becomes that not all gear is created equally… Circuit design is very difficult.
I found something similar to that on my A4 when modulation is fast and intense affecting other parameters than without affecting them directly. And this effect is not a consequence of the intended sounddesign soundwise. Seems to be really a consequence of the circuit-design.