cl1978
I will try to be brief and specific but its worst;
when i do a mix, listening to a breakdown in a record, i can hear what sounds like crackling/surface noise.
if i record the mix using virtual dj and play it back using my computer striaght to an amp its not there but when i play it back through the RMX through an amp it is there.
The crackling/surface noise is on and off, its not consistent, i can play the same record twice it will be in different places, there is no logic to it.
Any ideas what it is and how to get rid of it or similar experiences?
when i do a mix, listening to a breakdown in a record, i can hear what sounds like crackling/surface noise.
if i record the mix using virtual dj and play it back using my computer striaght to an amp its not there but when i play it back through the RMX through an amp it is there.
The crackling/surface noise is on and off, its not consistent, i can play the same record twice it will be in different places, there is no logic to it.
Any ideas what it is and how to get rid of it or similar experiences?
geposted Tue 27 Apr 10 @ 9:51 pm
bluntfusionn
Change the Asio buffer size to a higher one over the Hercules Driver Icon :)
geposted Wed 28 Apr 10 @ 4:15 am
cl1978
bluntfusionn
Change the Asio buffer size to a higher one over the Hercules Driver Icon :)
im not sure what you mean. Do you mean in the hercules dj series control panel?
Change the Asio buffer size to a higher one over the Hercules Driver Icon :)
im not sure what you mean. Do you mean in the hercules dj series control panel?
geposted Wed 28 Apr 10 @ 10:23 am
jakovski
Yes - he want's you to change the buffer size in the RMX controle panel icon in the taskbar and the increase the ASIO buffer size.
Greets, Heiko
Greets, Heiko
geposted Wed 28 Apr 10 @ 1:03 pm
mp3jrick
Please connect the console but do not open vdj
In the lower task bar there is a dj icon.
This will open the console control panel when clicked.
In that control panel there is a window to set the buffer.
Please raise it a little at at time and then open vdj until the noises go away.
In the lower task bar there is a dj icon.
This will open the console control panel when clicked.
In that control panel there is a window to set the buffer.
Please raise it a little at at time and then open vdj until the noises go away.
geposted Wed 28 Apr 10 @ 2:08 pm
cl1978
i have tried that and it made no difference, i keep changing it to asio and have increased the buffer but when i go back into it it keeps switching to wdm but the buffer stays the same
geposted Mon 10 May 10 @ 5:13 pm
cl1978
if i use winamp or any other music program with the rmx plugged in i get the same problem. i think its got to be the rmx itself or the driver
geposted Mon 10 May 10 @ 6:35 pm