Ringing has subsided somewhat, but Im still giving it another day or two before I do anything headphones-related. When I do get back to it though, could you tell me-step by step-what exactly it is you want me to said: I'll have a look and try it myself in the meantime. When you get back to it, I would be curious to see video that shows your setup from Amplitube to Cubasis as volume less shouldn't be an issue. As long as you weren't monitoring at loud volumes or listening to feedback for extended periods, there shouldn't be damage to your ears from the monitoring. I am sorry to hear about your ear problems. I'm calling it quits until the ringing subsides/stops or I see a doctor. Add that to the to list of 'Things I Gave Music Without Getting Anything In Return'. I NEVER monitored past 60% but I spent ALOT of time with this dumb shit and now I'm fearing I'll have to pay for it the rest of my life with permanent hearing damage and a ringing driving me insane. I'm terrified I have permanent tinnitus or major hearing loss. It makes being in my quiet bedroom a nightmare. The minor ringing in my left ear from yesterday is now in both of my ears and will not stop. Someone on Reddit helped me with gain staging. Connected through Audiobus however was perfect. I tried IAA with Amplitude and Cubasis last night after doing a power cycle and running Amplitude by itself and liking the sound/volume. That should give us points of comparison to see where things are going wonky.ītw, if the recording you just recorded sounds wonky to you - that is a clue in itself. Making both a screen recording AND recording in Cubasis at the same time. The next stage after this - if both of the cases above work fine - is to choose Amplitube as an IAA input in Cubasis using the identical settings used in Amplitube Preferred). You wouldn't necessarily need to post them, but hang on to them as a reference. Then do a screen recording (with only Amplitube running) of one of the presets that you have been using that has been giving you trouble. (Let's call this Amplitube Clean for clarity) If it does, the next step is to power-cycle your iPad and with the same settings on your guitar and interface, choose something like the default clean preset in Amplitube and do a similar screen recording.

If you actually record the audio in audioshare does it sound correct to you? (Maybe my ancient ears are bad and there is something more pronounced that I am missing). I only hear a little 'fuzz' at around 0:51 which sounds like it could be momentary interference of some sort (or a momentarily less than ideal connection - but I wouldn't have heard it if you hadn't mentioned it. Btw, my comment above was written before your post with the video appeared.

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