jggambini
After playing for an hour or so, when I load a track to the opposite deck, I get a Derrrrrrrr sound. As if the file is garbage..no music..just a nasty Deeeeerrr...The other deck plays fine
If I close the program and restart it works as it should. Any known issues? Using a Dell. My Denon Mc4000 works fine. I have changed the power settings for the USB in the settings and did all the suggested Rane "tweaks"..
If I close the program and restart it works as it should. Any known issues? Using a Dell. My Denon Mc4000 works fine. I have changed the power settings for the USB in the settings and did all the suggested Rane "tweaks"..
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 3:48 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Not entirely sure by the description of the sound.. .
But could just be that the audio buffer ran dry..
Try set higher buffer on the rane driver. In Windows you usually do this in the driver utility software from the vendor, at mac you do this at the latency setting inside VirtualDJ settings..
Try set to 256 (samples) or even 512 if needed..
(although it would be more a distortion sound, so perhaps thats not what you described)
But could just be that the audio buffer ran dry..
Try set higher buffer on the rane driver. In Windows you usually do this in the driver utility software from the vendor, at mac you do this at the latency setting inside VirtualDJ settings..
Try set to 256 (samples) or even 512 if needed..
(although it would be more a distortion sound, so perhaps thats not what you described)
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 11:01 am
jggambini
the sound is like if you were to take to RCA terminals and touch them together..
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 12:26 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Could be the buffer running dry...
Alternatively a ground issue, where you get interference
Little hard to say, but most common issue is having too little buffer size in the audio driver
Alternatively a ground issue, where you get interference
Little hard to say, but most common issue is having too little buffer size in the audio driver
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 12:40 pm
groovindj
Dell computers often cause issues - they need the bundled software removed.
See this thread
See this thread
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 12:52 pm
jggambini
When this happens there is no music whatsoever on deck a only the buzzing noise. I will load a new track and I'll do the same thing when I don't have a track loaded it does not do it
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 1:47 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
jggambini wrote :
When this happens there is no music whatsoever on deck a only the buzzing noise. I will load a new track and I'll do the same thing when I don't have a track loaded it does not do it
Sounds more like you might have a ground loop issue..
Can be tricky to get rid of, but try connect gear on different power sockets etc
And possibly get a ground loop eliminator..
To try verify its a ground loop, see if the noise is gone if you unplug the powercord to the laptop when it happens (run on battery), or touch metal on gear etc
Inviato Sun 18 Apr 21 @ 2:59 pm
jggambini
https://youtu.be/l5XeQO3E2n4....Here is a video of the issue..At 30:08 u can hear the problem. I took this video from another member who is having same issue.
Inviato Wed 21 Apr 21 @ 3:35 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
That sounds like a typical buffer running dry ...
Try set 256 or 512 as buffer (latency)
At Windows you usually do this at the driver itself with the utility software from the brand (asio).
At Mac set latency in VirtualDJ settings to 256 or 512
If needing a larger buffer than that, you can try the Latency Checker tool to see what prevents real-time audio https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon
And both Windows/Mac worth trying to optimize for audio https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/mac-pc-optimization/
Try set 256 or 512 as buffer (latency)
At Windows you usually do this at the driver itself with the utility software from the brand (asio).
At Mac set latency in VirtualDJ settings to 256 or 512
If needing a larger buffer than that, you can try the Latency Checker tool to see what prevents real-time audio https://www.resplendence.com/latencymon
And both Windows/Mac worth trying to optimize for audio https://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/mac-pc-optimization/
Inviato Wed 21 Apr 21 @ 3:50 pm
Soundwaves UK
I am getting a hum from my speakers when plugged in via my decks. I thought this was the common earth problem but I have noticed that if i close the VDJ application the hum disapears and what ever I play from a web brouser or other music app has no hum with the same wire config trought the decks. As soon as I load VDJ the hum starts again. Is there any setiting I can tweak or has anyone else concored this issue?
Any advise would be great.
Any advise would be great.
Inviato Tue 01 Aug 23 @ 9:17 pm
djnikkofb
Your HUM Comes from DIRTY Power and your laptop charger. Unplug your laptop = NO HUM. Alternatively Purchase a Furman power conditioner, and You have ZERO HUM + You can use the laptops power. Everything resorts to DIRTY power (Fluctuating current & voltage)
Inviato Tue 21 May 24 @ 3:02 pm