YagizY
I have a mixer and 2 turntables and Serato Vinyl timecodes. Everything is hooked up right, I have grounded my turntable cables, and I am getting 100% on my timecodes. I have my mixer connected to my computer speakers using an RCA to miniplug cable.
The problem lies with Maya 44. When I unhooked everything from Maya and just hooked up my turntables to my mixer and my mixer to my computer speakers their is no buzzing whatsoever. Sound is crystal clear when playing vinyl. When I hooked everything up back through Maya 44 I got a lot of buzzing when playing vinyl.
I am thinking there is some interference with my USB connection. Whenever I play through Maya 44 the bass gets really punchy and the sound is very distorted in addition to the buzzing. Does anyone else have this problem?
By the way, I am hooking this up to a desktop, not a laptop.
The problem lies with Maya 44. When I unhooked everything from Maya and just hooked up my turntables to my mixer and my mixer to my computer speakers their is no buzzing whatsoever. Sound is crystal clear when playing vinyl. When I hooked everything up back through Maya 44 I got a lot of buzzing when playing vinyl.
I am thinking there is some interference with my USB connection. Whenever I play through Maya 44 the bass gets really punchy and the sound is very distorted in addition to the buzzing. Does anyone else have this problem?
By the way, I am hooking this up to a desktop, not a laptop.
Posted Wed 11 Feb 09 @ 9:45 pm
frank.tilt
turn your gain down in noisemap
Posted Thu 12 Feb 09 @ 5:39 pm
burd691
u need a power conditioner, i had the same problem until i plugged my laptop charger into a power conditioner
Posted Wed 18 Mar 09 @ 3:32 pm