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Traktor Audio 2 absurdity!
Hey guys! New user, crossposting this from the NI user forums to hopefully get more of a response! I've searched around a lot there and here, and not found a fix to my problem yet.
My shiny new Audio 2 interface arrived a few days ago, finally saving me from the plights of stereo splitting once and for all (I thought
There are some severe problems which I just can't work around though, even after 2 solid days of troubleshooting. Maybe someone in here can help me out with these issues -
- Pushing the master channel to full volume on the interface causes severe popping
- Even at around 70% volume, latency spikes dramatically leading to stutter/temporary dropout
A few details:
This is reproducible across 4 separate machines. Specs of the machines I tested on range from a 1.5GHz 2GB touch input notebook to a 2.9GHz Dualcore 6GB desktop. Symptoms remain pretty much the same.
Edit: I tested on both Traktor 2 and Traktor 1.2.4
Each system was optimized before testing - WLAN disabled, windows classic theme, all but vital system processes purged etc
Latency was monitored using not only the TA2 control panel, but also DPC Latency Checker and examined further using LatencyMON
Every single latency and buffer combination in the control panel was tried over and over
All troubleshooting steps rinsed & repeated
Its been a frustrating few days - I thought this buy would make my setup a lot simpler and smoother, but no matter what I play around with, the PC's onboard integrated audio runs better than my new TA2.
..Help!?
PS: does anyone know where I can find the older 2.x driver for windows instead of the current 3.x? I've heard from a few sources that its a lot more stable.
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Tech Guru
I have had those problems, and running the DPC and LatencyMon helped i.d. some of the trouble, but going to a dual boot system and running the optimizing script by Smittten or a program called game booster did the trick.
this post http://forum.djtechtools.com/showthread.php?t=23335 can help, and I think the script is in the thread somewhere.
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Tech Guru
Amd or intel? USB host drivers real vendor ones or windows generic ones?
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DJTT Administrator del Ritmo
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Tech Guru
Hmmm, you mean that turning up the volume on the side of the TA2 actually increases popping and latency dropouts? Weird. It shouldn't happen, it's a hardware variable resistor that works 'downstream' of the computer processor.
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Vangogo - Thanks, I'm in the middle of a fresh install/repartition now. Gamebooster is reportedly seriously unstable in the long run, that script is great though - much better than the little piddly one I'd scratched up. Thanks!
Lucidstrings - Intel on the primary machine. Intel host drivers.
padi_04 - All steps completed.
lethal_pizzle - My thoughts exactly!
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DJTT Infectious Moderator
There's no way I could push the master volume to full on my A2 and still be able to listen to it. Have you tried downgrading drivers?
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Tech Guru
Have you ruled out a hardware fault by seeing what turning up the volume of the output of iTunes (or whatever) does to the sound?
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Tech Guru
wydeyes is a friend of mine, and ive been helping to troubleshoot this for him, but he cant get online at the moment cos of his dual boot having wifi disabled on the djing partition. he cant roll back drivers as its an audio 2, not an audio 2 dj, and audio 2 dj drivers dont work with the A2 unfortunately.
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