I'm using a M-Audio Delta 44 torecord my beats from my MPC 2500 into Nuendo 3. The problem is that I get these pop and click noises, even when the buffer size is set to the max. Could this have something to do with not having enough RAM? As of now I am running a Pentium 4 1.6 GHz with 768 MB of RAM. When recording, my CPU usage can get up to 21%. Does that seem high? Would getting some more RAM solve this?
Lack Of RAM?
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Siver said:
I also do some recording with a simmilar card (Delta 2496). I have found that clicks and pop's are generally the soundcard and something like a network card using the same IRQ. Your computer should displays the IRQ's while booting. Usually disabling a few extra devices helps solve this problem (Serial ports, onboard audio, paralell ports)
Man I don't want to jinks myself but i think disabling my internet might have solved this. i have a network card for my internet and i shut that off when recording and didn't hear any noise at all!!! i just hope that is the problem and that as long as i shut that off, i won't get any crackling
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Have you tried Chris' suggestion? You don't have to disable your internet to stop the noises.
Control Panel -> Performance and Maintenance -> System -> Hardware tab -> Device Manager -> Expand System Devices
Disabling the system speaker should stop the noises. If your system doesn't have one, try disabling a device you're not using.
Control Panel -> Performance and Maintenance -> System -> Hardware tab -> Device Manager -> Expand System Devices
Disabling the system speaker should stop the noises. If your system doesn't have one, try disabling a device you're not using.
