hello , i hope this is the right place , anyway i purchased a yamaha MG10XU to use as a usb sound card which works great , however , i have 2 issues 1 which is not as troublesome .
issue 1 ) through my headphones or home theater system ( connected to pc via the mixer ) i hear popping which is from the mixer , ive done higher and lower buffer size , power supply is seperate from wall plug and usb so no interference from that , i have no idea what to do
issue 2 (optional ) ) if i run at 24bit/48khz , the pitch lowers ( not recording anything , just for watching videos and listening to music )
EDIT:
so i have now determined its within windows 7 , not the mixer , however i can keep messing with the drivers and even software ( steinberg and cubase ) and it wont fix the problem , i dont know anything about audio clocks and all that , usb power management is all disabled already , and aside from networking which is not being disabling on purpose lol , i am again at a new loss , and the popping got worse , now its not isolated to when audio is playing , no audio yet the popping is occuring
EDIT 2:
DPC Latency checker is green across the board , no issues there , it seems to be system wide , not localized , i wanted to check the irq stuff however , every site refers to firewire which i do not have any firewire ports or cards , and then everywhere else keeps talking about recording which is not what i want , i need help with sound going to the mixer itself , it might be the connection between the mixer and pc , however , while watching videos , it causes the videos to skip and i just want this issue done
EDIT 3:
latencymon doesnt help , keeps referring to wlan which is ironic since i do not have any wlan drivers or devices on this pc , seems like it might be a polluted irq or failing usb ports , going for a last ditch effort and buying a pcie usb 3.0 card and hope that can fix the issue of the popping , as for the 48khz issue of pitch , im not even going to attempt to find the solution to that , hopefully someone finds and answer before tomorrow afternoon which is when i will be testing windows 8.1 ( currently on windows 7 ) as a test on a different hard drive to not lose this data
thanks for reading , hopefully someone can figure it out
issue 1 ) through my headphones or home theater system ( connected to pc via the mixer ) i hear popping which is from the mixer , ive done higher and lower buffer size , power supply is seperate from wall plug and usb so no interference from that , i have no idea what to do
issue 2 (optional ) ) if i run at 24bit/48khz , the pitch lowers ( not recording anything , just for watching videos and listening to music )
EDIT:
so i have now determined its within windows 7 , not the mixer , however i can keep messing with the drivers and even software ( steinberg and cubase ) and it wont fix the problem , i dont know anything about audio clocks and all that , usb power management is all disabled already , and aside from networking which is not being disabling on purpose lol , i am again at a new loss , and the popping got worse , now its not isolated to when audio is playing , no audio yet the popping is occuring
EDIT 2:
DPC Latency checker is green across the board , no issues there , it seems to be system wide , not localized , i wanted to check the irq stuff however , every site refers to firewire which i do not have any firewire ports or cards , and then everywhere else keeps talking about recording which is not what i want , i need help with sound going to the mixer itself , it might be the connection between the mixer and pc , however , while watching videos , it causes the videos to skip and i just want this issue done
EDIT 3:
latencymon doesnt help , keeps referring to wlan which is ironic since i do not have any wlan drivers or devices on this pc , seems like it might be a polluted irq or failing usb ports , going for a last ditch effort and buying a pcie usb 3.0 card and hope that can fix the issue of the popping , as for the 48khz issue of pitch , im not even going to attempt to find the solution to that , hopefully someone finds and answer before tomorrow afternoon which is when i will be testing windows 8.1 ( currently on windows 7 ) as a test on a different hard drive to not lose this data
thanks for reading , hopefully someone can figure it out