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Crackling noise on Traktor pro 2
Posted on: 30.08.2012 by Shasta Saccoccio
Hey everyone, Ok so i have had traktor pro 2 for around 5 months now and its awesome. Recently im having some problems tho. When I play tracks I get a crackling sound through my speakers, its very annoying. It never happened until recently I changed the 4 port USB hub I have to a new one as the first one broke. I tried linking the DJM 900 up by itself to the software and still I get the crackling during playback so I don't believe that's what it is. I've noticed that the waveform slows a little bit when its playing and the jumping starts as well. I recorded some music and during the playback you can still hear the crackling sound so its defiantly not a speaker problem. I Use a alienware m14x laptop, 2x Cdj 900's, DJM 900 nexus & the X1. Also I have tried adjusting the latency up and down, turning Wi-Fi ect off, using a script to optimize the computer and closed all programs and it still happens. I have updated both Cdj's and the DJM 900 & I checked a Latency checker and said that the system should be able to run it fine as well so I cant figure out what it is. The cpu level in Traktor itself stays very low and doesn't come up quickly or anything causing it to slow. The version I am using is 2.0.3 because when i upgraded to 2.5 it kept crashing over and over (Native Instruments are getting back to me about that). It Happens in all the versions I have tried so its not a 2.0.3 problem either i don't believe. Could it be a recent program i have downloaded or something? Its driving me up the wall I have been trying to figure it out from Monday and have made no progress at all. If anyone could help me it would be very much appreciated, thanks.
Shasta Saccoccio
30.08.2012
Hey everyone, Ok so i have had traktor pro 2 for around 5 months now and its awesome. Recently im having some problems tho. When I play tracks I get a crackling sound through my speakers, its very annoying. It never happened until recently I changed the 4 port USB hub I have to a new one as the first one broke. I tried linking the DJM 900 up by itself to the software and still I get the crackling during playback so I don't believe that's what it is. I've noticed that the waveform slows a little bit when its playing and the jumping starts as well. I recorded some music and during the playback you can still hear the crackling sound so its defiantly not a speaker problem. I Use a alienware m14x laptop, 2x Cdj 900's, DJM 900 nexus & the X1. Also I have tried adjusting the latency up and down, turning Wi-Fi ect off, using a script to optimize the computer and closed all programs and it still happens. I have updated both Cdj's and the DJM 900 & I checked a Latency checker and said that the system should be able to run it fine as well so I cant figure out what it is. The cpu level in Traktor itself stays very low and doesn't come up quickly or anything causing it to slow. The version I am using is 2.0.3 because when i upgraded to 2.5 it kept crashing over and over (Native Instruments are getting back to me about that). It Happens in all the versions I have tried so its not a 2.0.3 problem either i don't believe. Could it be a recent program i have downloaded or something? Its driving me up the wall I have been trying to figure it out from Monday and have made no progress at all. If anyone could help me it would be very much appreciated, thanks.
Loyce Mekonen
31.08.2012
A few months ago I had pretty much the same issue. I was running a Windows 7, 4gb RAM and a 2.0ghz laptop no problems. Then suddenly out of the effing blue I started having latency issues. In the end I just did a clean windows install which solved my issues even though my pc couldn't handle more than 2 tracks at the same time.
Shasta Saccoccio
01.09.2012
Tried going through that while threat yesterday aswell and still get the noise. I've looked everywhere and can't get an answer. Might try and uninstall everything and start from scratch seems like the only thing I havint done or tried. Don't believe it's a cpu problem that's the thing. Thanks for your help lads if there's anything else I'd appreciate it.
Margie Pavell
31.08.2012
good info...thanks Padi...
Nedra Fresneda
31.08.2012
http://www.native-instruments.com/kn...dio+Processing
Shasta Saccoccio
31.08.2012
Tried that mate says the same as the other latency checker I have, my computers computer's compatible. Closed everything I needed to that would slo it down but nothing has changed still makes the noises. Any other ideas mate? I've looked everywhere online and can't find an answer anywhere. Thanks for your reply
Loyce Mekonen
30.08.2012
Run latencymon to try to find the culprit. Check their website for more information.

http://www.resplendence.com/latencymon

It's free for personal use by the way

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