I have a problem with my Steinberg UR22, the sound has started to feel stronger by about 5-10% in the left channel (headphones). I thought it was a HW problem so I ordered a new sound interface, this time a Steinberg UR24C. But after reinstalling the drivers I was disappointed, the sound in the headphones (and maybe in the monitors, but I can’t judge it exactly there) is now about 5-10% stronger in the right channel. When I try to play mono sound in DAW, the level is the same in both channels (visually), so there is no problem there.
I guess it’s a SW problem, maybe Windows 10 update, since I started to notice it only recently on UR22? I have no idea, but if you have any idea how to solve it I will be very happy, because it irritates me terribly and I am not able to work efficiently.
Same here. UR44C.
Monitor line out is louder on the right. Headphones too! I have to run dspmixfx with L6 pan on the master to have equal levels on both sides! Mine is brand new, have to send it back i guess…
Ok, this is unacceptable. The L/R balance of my main-outs are very noticeably off (skewed to the left). Even just for casual listening its distracting and this is no good at all for serious work. Has anyone made a warranty claim with Steinberg for this problem? Did they accept it as a defect, and if so was your replacement better/worse/the same?
I don’t have this particular unit however, i would assume your firmware and drivers are up to date?? I had some strange issues also and as always, firmware fixed it
