Reducing noise made by the Roland VS-2480

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#1930320 - 09/23/24 07:57 AM Reducing noise made by the Roland VS-2480
Wesg Wesg WizzleWessel Space Cadet Registered: 08/16/20 Posts: 19 Loc: Netherlands	Hi, I'm working on my VS2480 for some new tracks and I am now recording vocals with condenser mics. The sensitivity of condenser mics make that it picks up quite some noise from the VS2480. It is this high pitched noise, I think it is the hard drive, or maybe also the fan. Are there ways to reduce the sounds produced by the machine? I do not have a lot for space because I am recording in my room. I now have to record my vocals in the bathroom, which isn't ideal either. Hope to hear from you. Greetings, Wessel (AKA WizzleWessel) _________________________ Artist: WizzleWessel I will have to study the VS2480 for a long time $;\)$
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#1930374 - 09/23/24 03:34 PM Re: Reducing noise made by the Roland VS-2480 [Re: Wesg]
calypso calypso Planeteer Registered: 07/22/05 Posts: 2551 Loc: mid-Missouri	The only thing I know is to change the fan for a modern "silent" type. Make sure you get the right size! Edited by calypso (09/23/24 03:35 PM) _________________________ It's all just ones and zeroes. Mark W in mid-MO some music here: soundcloud bandcamp spotify
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