Presonus studio channel has no sound - PreSonus Studio Channel Tube Channel Strip Mic Preamp

Hope i did not miss understood...
If MIDI is hooked up there are only the audio signals left to connect...
Try to connect the audio outputs from the M1 to the DI´s of the interface via instrument line cables and routing them to/in your software...then set up midi channels for one instrument track that triggers the M1 and activate an audio track to record/monitor your incoming M1 audio signal

Not sure what your issue is, as long as you have the ASIO drivers installed you'll be able to get a decent copy of the main mix into and out of presonus. Even if not the standard windows sound drivers will recognise it as an external sound card and you can map this into / out of presonus so you don't actually need ANY drivers other than standard windows ones. If you were hoping to get access to the individual channels to do the mix in presonus forget it, this is not what what your mixer is designed for, get an X32 or other professional mixer.

I don't think it's possible to reset a Faderport in the traditional sense since the firmware is not an EPROM (Electrostatic-Programmable-Read-Only-Memory).

I think it's more likely that the driver on your PC or Mac has become corrupted and needs to be uninstalled and reinstalled.

To do this, we'll need to know more about your platform, especially the DAW. Are you using Studio One v2 or v3?

http://www.presonus.com/uploads/products/1918/downloads/PreSonus_StudioLive_24.4.2.pdf

Did you figure out the problem? I am having the same Problem!

This kind of noise is caused by so called dirty AC signal, I installed a surge protector which has a noise filter in it, almost all do, even the cheapest ones. .

Transformers rarely need replacing unless they plugged into wrong voltage (high) source. Still, a fuse should have opened. Transformers are dipped in varnish and often look damaged when they are fine. I have Presonus mixers but those all use switching power supplies. You can probably assume that the output of the regulators are around +/-15 volts and that the DC to the regulators will need to be about 20 volts for headroom. With a single diode drop assuming FWB with center tap, we need around a 15 volts either side of center transformer... you MIGHT get by with a 27 volt center tapped... probably not a 24 volt one. Recommendation... get an original one... In audio equipment the transformers often are specially designed to run low on the saturation curve or have magnetic shielding to avoid hum. If you call Presonus, DIRECTLY ask for "Parts" or "Repair Parts" else you are likely put on hold for sales or marketing.

Sounds like this Presonus is causing alot of people issues. Its not your pad thats the problem i think presonus needs to update there stuff. Im seeing alot of questions on here about PreSonus and there all the same. Contact them and ask them whats up, especially after paying so much for it

Same thing has just happened to mine !

First thing I noticed this morning was the LED display was stuck on FULL... I unplugged it...and restarted...still the same...repeated that..and now NO LEDS at all ! WTF

Do NOT replace fuse without repairing the CAUSE of it blowing. Fuses blow as a result of excess current being drawn. They protect from further internal damage. They can blow because of an internal failure or because the inout power is outside of the specified value...ALWAYS check your power source. Always power all interconnected equippment from one receptacle or power source.