Traktor audio crackling
Traktor audio crackling Posted on: 16.10.2013 by Elsa Bro I need some help with my audio for traktor pro 2. I am using a external sound card (audiobox 44vsl) for my cues and also the internal sound card from my desktop. the crackling starts when im near an end of a song, any song. my computer is not spiking with the cpu or memory. I updated my bios to the latest version. when i check my latency from traktor its sits around 43 to 54 ms. there is nothing on that is making the computer latency spike either. i can only make it stop by reseting the sample rate to 44100hz during a session. does anyone else know how to get around this?Thank you | |
| Elsa Bro 16.10.2013 | I need some help with my audio for traktor pro 2. I am using a external sound card (audiobox 44vsl) for my cues and also the internal sound card from my desktop. the crackling starts when im near an end of a song, any song. my computer is not spiking with the cpu or memory. I updated my bios to the latest version. when i check my latency from traktor its sits around 43 to 54 ms. there is nothing on that is making the computer latency spike either. i can only make it stop by reseting the sample rate to 44100hz during a session. does anyone else know how to get around this? Thank you |
| Malik Esaki 19.10.2013 | Keep the sample rate at 44100 |
| Rolanda Clodfelder 18.10.2013 |
Stick to 44100hz mate. No reason to go over that for djing.
You should be using a single sound card for your headphones and speakers.
Your External card seems to have 4 outputs, why aren't you just using that ? Does it still Crackle if you only select one card ? If so you have a different problem altogether. |
| Lakeesha Storman 17.10.2013 | Up your sample size to try to get your latency around 10 ms and completely disable your wireless network adapters |
| Alphonso Deitchman 17.10.2013 | You should be using a single sound card for your headphones and speakers. |
| Elsa Bro 17.10.2013 | I keep the sample rate at 44100, I just reselect it to stop it from crackling. im using a controller but I have no idea how to drop it any lower than 54ms, and it doesnt give me any option. I'm using the desktop sound card for my mains. i dont have any monitors yet. |
| Alphonso Deitchman 17.10.2013 | 54ms is very high. Timecode users are usually at <10ms, and controllers are almost always under 20ms. |
| Brunilda Kora 17.10.2013 | 54ms is pretty damn low. If you are not using tiemcode, I'd consider increasing that value if I were you. |
| Latoria Kavulich 17.10.2013 | Stick to 44100hz mate. No reason to go over that for djing. |
| Josef Modine 17.10.2013 | turn off your desktop soundcard |
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