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Traktor load reaches max periodically and crackles music
Posted on: 05.01.2013 by Santana Bergmann
I'm on a 1.7Ghz (2.4 with turbo boost) core i5 with 4 gb ram (the new Lenovo Yoga) and when I hook up my audio 2 the CPU load meter on traktor goes all the way up for about 2-3 minutes and this makes the music crackle up. After a couple of minutes it comes back down and everything works fine, and an hour or so later this whole thing happens again.

Really frustrating when this happens in the middle of a set. What can I do to fix this?
Cole Maroto
07.01.2013
Originally Posted by avenkat0
Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
did you make sure your hdd isn't set to sleep at an hour? did you disable acpi? did you follow the optimization tips? did you try gamebooster? is your wifi off? is your virus protection running in the backround?
Sheilah Kurzhal
06.01.2013
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
I run Windows on my Macbook for general use and OSX for Traktor.
Debate over.
I co-sign that. X100

And I bet you feel that way because you're a semi pro or professional with serious obligations.

I have extensive years on both (3 steady on OSX to date) ... DAILY hobby, semi and professional use.

Ableton Live ... Focusrite Interfaces ... Native Instruments Komplete ... So many others ... OZONE ... Adobe CS5.

Maybe some of these people haven't tried both.

I PERSONALLY HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYONE SAY THAT THEY'RE GOING BACK TO WINDOWS BECAUSE IT WORKS BETTER FOR [INSERT ADVANCED CREATIVE COMPUTING TASK HERE] .... EVER.

Someone's gonna hop after this and say that they or their friend went back to Windows (probably to pirate vst's and programs) ... but I've been around working creative professionals for a while. --> I <-- always hear it the other way around.


-- I realize I just perpetuated this crap! oh well.
Sheilah Kurzhal
06.01.2013		After some research on this topic today ... something jogged my memory. I accidentally changed my sample rate to 48,000 ..

I was having those once every 30 - 45 minutes drop outs while I was playing live one evening ... I swapped over to the clubs system ... And found that mistake .... Dropped her back down to 44,100hz (standard) ... Went back in and it was all good.

I know that's basic ... and probably not your problem. But it does seem like the guys are correct. Some Windows optimization may be your solution. I was hoping that, because the problem sounded identical to mine ... that it was an easy fix in Traktor settings ... like it was for me.

But on my Early 2011 Macbook Pro ... Thats the only "major" problem I've encountered ... without ever optimizing my OS.

Good luck!




Originally Posted by avenkat0
Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
Emanuel Kepics
07.01.2013
Originally Posted by avenkat0
Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
I suspect you're right about the audio interface. My only experience dealing with NI interfaces on PC laptops is that they mysteriously sap huge CPU resources even when they're sitting idle with no audio app running. Never had a problem like this with any other interface on my PC laptop. I've opted to steer clear of NI interfaces and all the 'optimiation' required to make these things work on PC. It's been much simpler to just get another interface that works.
Sheilah Kurzhal
06.01.2013
Originally Posted by AllDay
Sounds like you arent as advanced of a PC user as you say because I have had 2 PC laptops in 6 years, I just got the one I have now under a year ago. The only blue screen I ever encountered was when I downloaded a bad torrent and had a virus.

Other then that I never have my pc crash. ever.
That's great for you. I wish I was that fortunate.

BTW, things ARE going to sound the way YOU want them to sound .. when you're biased and don't actually read or analyze what others are writing.

I tried NOT to have to share MY 10+ years of very fulfilling ... but often frustrating experience with Windows. But you did not regard what I said ... and took a defensive, personal position .. and in no way tried to help the original poster.

And once again, little fella .. I said "moderately advanced windows user" ... I didn't say windows expert ... I didn't say troubleshooter ... USER. Are you incapable of understanding that very (intentionally) general statement?

In MY opinion, a MODERATELY advanced Windows user understands the architecture of how data flows throughout their machine ... at the component level. That person is also to some degree knowledgeable of how Windows the OS operates ... Registry ... Resource allocation ...

WOW ... I really don't know why I'm wasting my energy ... I've got some ADVANCED production work that I really need to be knocking out.

I wish you the best, buddy.

I listened to your music over on Soundcloud. It's wacky, fun, and neat! Keep it up!
Tera Baragan
06.01.2013
Originally Posted by jshawpro
I never said that. And I tried to thwart this debate. You obviously did not read what I said ... Or enjoy a good Windows vs. Mac debate..

I stated that I love Windows. But that I hated what ---> I <--- had to go through every time --> I <-- clean installed ... a f*cking stupid long process of killing services, run at startup CRAP ... and a general "de-crappification" process to get my licensed versions of Ableton running stable. Hell, Ableton support at one time suggested to me that their software ran more stable on Mac systems. YES, it could have just been HIS opinion.

Over the years ... I've owned 1 mac. And probably 15 Windows machines. Some really nice ones. Some crappy rigs. ALL WERE USED FOR AUDIO PRODUCTION ... EVERY one of those Windows machines ... crashed more times than I could count ... for SO MANY RANDOM REASONS ... Bill Gates couldn't have figured some if this non-sense out. I'd get a blue screen of death that offered ZERO insight to what the hell happened.

I've been running THIS Macbook Pro for 3 years. And OSX has never crashed or needed to be hard restarted. Ableton has crashed MAYBE 10 times. NOT THE OS, though. Being jaded by SO MANY Windows debacles ... I'm actually appreciative at the peaceful - low risk way in which Ableton (probably from 3rd party plugs) crashes on a Mac. I've never lost data. You just open right back up and continue. I know ABLETON works like this too on Windows ... but all too often by the time I restarted Windows .. LONG boot time ... I'm so disgusted ... that I lost a bit of my energy.

To each his own ... but there is NO ONE ON THE PLANET that could convince ---> ME <--- that Windows Vista and earlier are not FAR INFERIOR to OSX ... But I also admit that OSX 10.6 through 10.8 are the only versions I have experience with ... maybe THEY just figured it out? BUT a lot very smart creative individuals & professionals ... had been recommending the switch to me for YEARS. I just should have listened.

Again ... this is MY experience. I've never tried Windows 7 or later .. maybe they figured it out. (I'm skeptical)

Years ago, we got my girl a bad ass Acura ... I could have talked her into much more of a Honda (which we love and considered), But we were like screw it ... YOLO, baby.
Guess what ... 6 years later ... we've only had to spend on maintenance. NO PROBLEMS, with that Acura.
Sounds like you arent as advanced of a PC user as you say because I have had 2 PC laptops in 6 years, I just got the one I have now under a year ago. The only blue screen I ever encountered was when I downloaded a bad torrent and had a virus.

Other then that I never have my pc crash. ever.
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013
Originally Posted by AllDay
Its not that windows does work for djing, its that when idling, windows has a lot of unnecessary things running. Whereas the mac does not. That is the hands down only thing that is different. Besides that waste of money for the same end out.
I never said that. And I tried to thwart this debate. You obviously did not read what I said ... Or enjoy a good Windows vs. Mac debate..

I stated that I love Windows. But that I hated what ---> I <--- had to go through every time --> I <-- clean installed ... a f*cking stupid long process of killing services, run at startup CRAP ... and a general "de-crappification" process to get my licensed versions of Ableton running stable. Hell, Ableton support at one time suggested to me that their software ran more stable on Mac systems. YES, it could have just been HIS opinion.

Over the years ... I've owned 1 mac. And probably 15 Windows machines. Some really nice ones. Some crappy rigs. ALL WERE USED FOR AUDIO PRODUCTION ... EVERY one of those Windows machines ... crashed more times than I could count ... for SO MANY RANDOM REASONS ... Bill Gates couldn't have figured some if this non-sense out. I'd get a blue screen of death that offered ZERO insight to what the hell happened.

I've been running THIS Macbook Pro for 3 years. And OSX has never crashed or needed to be hard restarted. Ableton has crashed MAYBE 10 times. NOT THE OS, though. Being jaded by SO MANY Windows debacles ... I'm actually appreciative at the peaceful - low risk way in which Ableton (probably from 3rd party plugs) crashes on a Mac. I've never lost data. You just open right back up and continue. I know ABLETON works like this too on Windows ... but all too often by the time I restarted Windows .. LONG boot time ... I'm so disgusted ... that I lost a bit of my energy.

To each his own ... but there is NO ONE ON THE PLANET that could convince ---> ME <--- that Windows Vista and earlier are not FAR INFERIOR to OSX ... But I also admit that OSX 10.6 through 10.8 are the only versions I have experience with ... maybe THEY just figured it out? BUT a lot very smart creative individuals & professionals ... had been recommending the switch to me for YEARS. I just should have listened.

Again ... this is MY experience. I've never tried Windows 7 or later .. maybe they figured it out. (I'm skeptical)

Years ago, we got my girl a bad ass Acura ... I could have talked her into much more of a Honda (which we love and considered), But we were like screw it ... YOLO, baby.
Guess what ... 6 years later ... we've only had to spend on maintenance. NO PROBLEMS, with that Acura.
Tera Baragan
05.01.2013
Originally Posted by jshawpro
So glad I had $700 extra to spend on the best and most stable operating system ... again ... that I HAVE ever used.

Screw the specs ... those are standardized ... it's the operating system that will disperse data through those components.

Maybe they fixed all the blue screens and things that annoyed me (a moderately advanced PC user) about all Windows versions Pre 7 ... Which I haven't not used.
The Os is fine on pc.. Not sure what computer you had but I havent ever blue screened on a new computer. Only on old PCs(4+ years old).

Its not that windows does work for djing, its that when idling, windows has a lot of unnecessary things running. Whereas the mac does not. That is the hands down only thing that is different. Besides that waste of money for the same end out.

Running Linux I can run your OS anyways so..

OT tho your computer doesn't make much of a difference to your djing or quality of productions. Unless you have something sub par that cant run traktor.
Cole Maroto
07.01.2013
Originally Posted by avenkat0
Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
did you make sure your hdd isn't set to sleep at an hour? did you disable acpi? did you follow the optimization tips? did you try gamebooster? is your wifi off? is your virus protection running in the backround?
Sheilah Kurzhal
06.01.2013
Originally Posted by OmniRoss
I run Windows on my Macbook for general use and OSX for Traktor.
Debate over.
I co-sign that. X100

And I bet you feel that way because you're a semi pro or professional with serious obligations.

I have extensive years on both (3 steady on OSX to date) ... DAILY hobby, semi and professional use.

Ableton Live ... Focusrite Interfaces ... Native Instruments Komplete ... So many others ... OZONE ... Adobe CS5.

Maybe some of these people haven't tried both.

I PERSONALLY HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYONE SAY THAT THEY'RE GOING BACK TO WINDOWS BECAUSE IT WORKS BETTER FOR [INSERT ADVANCED CREATIVE COMPUTING TASK HERE] .... EVER.

Someone's gonna hop after this and say that they or their friend went back to Windows (probably to pirate vst's and programs) ... but I've been around working creative professionals for a while. --> I <-- always hear it the other way around.


-- I realize I just perpetuated this crap! oh well.
Annalisa Shogren
06.01.2013		I run Windows on my Macbook for general use and OSX for Traktor.

Debate over.
Sheilah Kurzhal
06.01.2013		After some research on this topic today ... something jogged my memory. I accidentally changed my sample rate to 48,000 ..

I was having those once every 30 - 45 minutes drop outs while I was playing live one evening ... I swapped over to the clubs system ... And found that mistake .... Dropped her back down to 44,100hz (standard) ... Went back in and it was all good.

I know that's basic ... and probably not your problem. But it does seem like the guys are correct. Some Windows optimization may be your solution. I was hoping that, because the problem sounded identical to mine ... that it was an easy fix in Traktor settings ... like it was for me.

But on my Early 2011 Macbook Pro ... Thats the only "major" problem I've encountered ... without ever optimizing my OS.

Good luck!




Originally Posted by avenkat0
Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
Antonetta Wikel
07.01.2013		Did you follow the advice of the PC setup guide on this site? Also you can try using a different USB port on your lappy.
Emanuel Kepics
07.01.2013
Originally Posted by avenkat0
Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
I suspect you're right about the audio interface. My only experience dealing with NI interfaces on PC laptops is that they mysteriously sap huge CPU resources even when they're sitting idle with no audio app running. Never had a problem like this with any other interface on my PC laptop. I've opted to steer clear of NI interfaces and all the 'optimiation' required to make these things work on PC. It's been much simpler to just get another interface that works.
Santana Bergmann
07.01.2013		Getting back to the issue at hand, I feel as if it has to do with my audio interface. It's not as if the load is high throughout. It is at the low end most of the time and suddenly once ever hour or so it spikes and makes my music crackle.

Jshawpro, I tried disabling multicore support and it does the same thing.

Maybe I need a better audio interface which does some of the processing it needs by itself, and doesn't dump all the load (which is inconsistent) on the CPU?
Santana Bergmann
07.01.2013		I didn't expect my thread to become a heated mac vs. pc debate that almost always ends where it has just ended.
I'm a pc guy and have always been and believe I will always be as long as mac is the only serious contender for everyday use.

I do have to commend apple on taking the business model they have, where they themselves design the hardware for their os. Unlike Microsoft which just focuses on the os and has 3rd party companies (who want to maximize their profits) build the hardware.

However, mac os isn't nearly as rigorous as windows. It's based on UNIX. While windows was engineered from scratch, thus allowing programmers and users more freedom and flexibility.
Sheilah Kurzhal
06.01.2013
Originally Posted by AllDay
Sounds like you arent as advanced of a PC user as you say because I have had 2 PC laptops in 6 years, I just got the one I have now under a year ago. The only blue screen I ever encountered was when I downloaded a bad torrent and had a virus.

Other then that I never have my pc crash. ever.
That's great for you. I wish I was that fortunate.

BTW, things ARE going to sound the way YOU want them to sound .. when you're biased and don't actually read or analyze what others are writing.

I tried NOT to have to share MY 10+ years of very fulfilling ... but often frustrating experience with Windows. But you did not regard what I said ... and took a defensive, personal position .. and in no way tried to help the original poster.

And once again, little fella .. I said "moderately advanced windows user" ... I didn't say windows expert ... I didn't say troubleshooter ... USER. Are you incapable of understanding that very (intentionally) general statement?

In MY opinion, a MODERATELY advanced Windows user understands the architecture of how data flows throughout their machine ... at the component level. That person is also to some degree knowledgeable of how Windows the OS operates ... Registry ... Resource allocation ...

WOW ... I really don't know why I'm wasting my energy ... I've got some ADVANCED production work that I really need to be knocking out.

I wish you the best, buddy.

I listened to your music over on Soundcloud. It's wacky, fun, and neat! Keep it up!
Tera Baragan
06.01.2013
Originally Posted by jshawpro
I never said that. And I tried to thwart this debate. You obviously did not read what I said ... Or enjoy a good Windows vs. Mac debate..

I stated that I love Windows. But that I hated what ---> I <--- had to go through every time --> I <-- clean installed ... a f*cking stupid long process of killing services, run at startup CRAP ... and a general "de-crappification" process to get my licensed versions of Ableton running stable. Hell, Ableton support at one time suggested to me that their software ran more stable on Mac systems. YES, it could have just been HIS opinion.

Over the years ... I've owned 1 mac. And probably 15 Windows machines. Some really nice ones. Some crappy rigs. ALL WERE USED FOR AUDIO PRODUCTION ... EVERY one of those Windows machines ... crashed more times than I could count ... for SO MANY RANDOM REASONS ... Bill Gates couldn't have figured some if this non-sense out. I'd get a blue screen of death that offered ZERO insight to what the hell happened.

I've been running THIS Macbook Pro for 3 years. And OSX has never crashed or needed to be hard restarted. Ableton has crashed MAYBE 10 times. NOT THE OS, though. Being jaded by SO MANY Windows debacles ... I'm actually appreciative at the peaceful - low risk way in which Ableton (probably from 3rd party plugs) crashes on a Mac. I've never lost data. You just open right back up and continue. I know ABLETON works like this too on Windows ... but all too often by the time I restarted Windows .. LONG boot time ... I'm so disgusted ... that I lost a bit of my energy.

To each his own ... but there is NO ONE ON THE PLANET that could convince ---> ME <--- that Windows Vista and earlier are not FAR INFERIOR to OSX ... But I also admit that OSX 10.6 through 10.8 are the only versions I have experience with ... maybe THEY just figured it out? BUT a lot very smart creative individuals & professionals ... had been recommending the switch to me for YEARS. I just should have listened.

Again ... this is MY experience. I've never tried Windows 7 or later .. maybe they figured it out. (I'm skeptical)

Years ago, we got my girl a bad ass Acura ... I could have talked her into much more of a Honda (which we love and considered), But we were like screw it ... YOLO, baby.
Guess what ... 6 years later ... we've only had to spend on maintenance. NO PROBLEMS, with that Acura.
Sounds like you arent as advanced of a PC user as you say because I have had 2 PC laptops in 6 years, I just got the one I have now under a year ago. The only blue screen I ever encountered was when I downloaded a bad torrent and had a virus.

Other then that I never have my pc crash. ever.
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013
Originally Posted by AllDay
Its not that windows does work for djing, its that when idling, windows has a lot of unnecessary things running. Whereas the mac does not. That is the hands down only thing that is different. Besides that waste of money for the same end out.
I never said that. And I tried to thwart this debate. You obviously did not read what I said ... Or enjoy a good Windows vs. Mac debate..

I stated that I love Windows. But that I hated what ---> I <--- had to go through every time --> I <-- clean installed ... a f*cking stupid long process of killing services, run at startup CRAP ... and a general "de-crappification" process to get my licensed versions of Ableton running stable. Hell, Ableton support at one time suggested to me that their software ran more stable on Mac systems. YES, it could have just been HIS opinion.

Over the years ... I've owned 1 mac. And probably 15 Windows machines. Some really nice ones. Some crappy rigs. ALL WERE USED FOR AUDIO PRODUCTION ... EVERY one of those Windows machines ... crashed more times than I could count ... for SO MANY RANDOM REASONS ... Bill Gates couldn't have figured some if this non-sense out. I'd get a blue screen of death that offered ZERO insight to what the hell happened.

I've been running THIS Macbook Pro for 3 years. And OSX has never crashed or needed to be hard restarted. Ableton has crashed MAYBE 10 times. NOT THE OS, though. Being jaded by SO MANY Windows debacles ... I'm actually appreciative at the peaceful - low risk way in which Ableton (probably from 3rd party plugs) crashes on a Mac. I've never lost data. You just open right back up and continue. I know ABLETON works like this too on Windows ... but all too often by the time I restarted Windows .. LONG boot time ... I'm so disgusted ... that I lost a bit of my energy.

To each his own ... but there is NO ONE ON THE PLANET that could convince ---> ME <--- that Windows Vista and earlier are not FAR INFERIOR to OSX ... But I also admit that OSX 10.6 through 10.8 are the only versions I have experience with ... maybe THEY just figured it out? BUT a lot very smart creative individuals & professionals ... had been recommending the switch to me for YEARS. I just should have listened.

Again ... this is MY experience. I've never tried Windows 7 or later .. maybe they figured it out. (I'm skeptical)

Years ago, we got my girl a bad ass Acura ... I could have talked her into much more of a Honda (which we love and considered), But we were like screw it ... YOLO, baby.
Guess what ... 6 years later ... we've only had to spend on maintenance. NO PROBLEMS, with that Acura.
Latoria Kavulich
05.01.2013		Don't check your facebooks while playing.
Tera Baragan
05.01.2013
Originally Posted by jshawpro
So glad I had $700 extra to spend on the best and most stable operating system ... again ... that I HAVE ever used.

Screw the specs ... those are standardized ... it's the operating system that will disperse data through those components.

Maybe they fixed all the blue screens and things that annoyed me (a moderately advanced PC user) about all Windows versions Pre 7 ... Which I haven't not used.
The Os is fine on pc.. Not sure what computer you had but I havent ever blue screened on a new computer. Only on old PCs(4+ years old).

Its not that windows does work for djing, its that when idling, windows has a lot of unnecessary things running. Whereas the mac does not. That is the hands down only thing that is different. Besides that waste of money for the same end out.

Running Linux I can run your OS anyways so..

OT tho your computer doesn't make much of a difference to your djing or quality of productions. Unless you have something sub par that cant run traktor.
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013		So glad I had $700 extra to spend on the best and most stable operating system ... again ... that I HAVE ever used.

Screw the specs ... those are standardized ... it's the operating system that will disperse data through those components.

Maybe they fixed all the blue screens and things that annoyed me (a moderately advanced PC user) about all Windows versions Pre 7 ... Which I haven't not used.

Originally Posted by AllDay
SOoooo glad I have a PC, saved $700 on the same specs of a computer. All I have to do is run a program that takes .5 seconds to start.
Tera Baragan
05.01.2013
Originally Posted by jshawpro
So glad I'm on a Mac. (no argument necessary, I love Windows, too)

I do not miss the Windows 'de-crappification' process that was necessary for me (Vista and all previous versions) to get my setup stabilized and optimized for production.
SOoooo glad I have a PC, saved $700 on the same specs of a computer. All I have to do is run a program that takes .5 seconds to start.
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013		Did turning it OFF make a difference?

Originally Posted by avenkat0
I did have my multicore processor enabled
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013		So glad I'm on a Mac. (no argument necessary, I love Windows, too)

I do not miss the Windows 'de-crappification' process that was necessary for me (Vista and all previous versions) to get my setup stabilized and optimized for production.
Cole Maroto
05.01.2013		Try searching for Windows optimization articles and threads for traktor (im on my phone so tough to link). Disabling the acpi battery made a big difference for me. Some say to disable it within BIOS as well. Some say gamebooster works well also.
Tera Baragan
05.01.2013		Download game booster, it took my traktors cpu % from 60-70 down to 5-10%
Santana Bergmann
05.01.2013		I did have my multicore processor enabled
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013		I'm just shooting right now ... I'll find out what caused this for me and share when I do. But I'm struggling to recall the mediums I searched to find my solution.

For now, please verify the position of your "multicore processor enabled" setting. Some say, having it ON can do more harm than good on certain machines. Worth a shot. I don't recall if that was my problem tho... I'm still digging. Maybe someone else has experienced this and will chime in. I do the recall the solution being somewhat difficult for me to find .. but a simple fix.
Sheilah Kurzhal
05.01.2013		This happened to me!! And I cannot believe I cannot remember what the solution was! I was live and it started (exactly as describe) periodically, making that sound and I found that by wiggling my USB cord (TEMP FIX not the culprit) it would go a way for another hour or so. Let me believe for a sec and I'll remember! It was soooooooo annoying and kind of scary out there live like that.

My only concern is that I'm using OSX ... And it could be a different issue. I'll get right back with you ...

*opening Traktor Preferences*

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