Nasty noise on opening Live with M-Audio MobilePre (ASIO)
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jonathanpduffy
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Nasty noise on opening Live with M-Audio MobilePre (ASIO)
Hi,
I wonder if anyone can help me with a stange and consistent glitch:
I use a notebook with an M-Audio MobilePre Usb interface as my soundcard running ASIO drivers...
However, when I open Live 4 and try to load a clip or play an instrument I just get a horrible crackly, glitchy sound... The only way round this is to go to the preferences and change the soundcard to the onboard one, or to no audio, and then immediately change it back to my MobilePre... Everything is then ok.
Weird and annoying...
Any ideas?
I wonder if anyone can help me with a stange and consistent glitch:
I use a notebook with an M-Audio MobilePre Usb interface as my soundcard running ASIO drivers...
However, when I open Live 4 and try to load a clip or play an instrument I just get a horrible crackly, glitchy sound... The only way round this is to go to the preferences and change the soundcard to the onboard one, or to no audio, and then immediately change it back to my MobilePre... Everything is then ok.
Weird and annoying...
Any ideas?
PC Laptop & Intel Macbook, Presonus Firebox, Echo Indigo DJ, MPC 2500, Planet Phatt, Xiosynth, microX, Kontrol 49, Live 6, Reason 4, Guru, ASS Modeling Collection, Pro53, Oddity, Fender Telecaster, an old acoustic guitar, Some mics, my sister's voice...
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the wee djs
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Re: Nasty noise on opening Live with M-Audio MobilePre (ASIO
A friend of mine had the same trouble.Downloading the latest drivers from Maudios site fixed it.
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jonathanpduffy
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Late response: Glitch details for Mobile-Pre
Hi,
Been away so haven't replied to Alex's questions.
Basically Live NEVER recognises/likes the Mobile Pre (or it's ASIO driver) on first openig. This is not occasional, it's literally always. If I attempt to run any sound whatsoever through live, a sample, a vst, anything, I get a distorted and seemingly speeded up racket. If change the audio selection to no audio, or a different soundcard (the onboard sigmatel for example) and then immediately back to the Mobil -Pre and then it's ASIO driver, all is USUALLY ok.
I use Reason a lot too, and this is not normally a problem if I open live as a standalone, but obviously, when rewired into Live is the same as any sound source... messed up!
I've treid the ASIo 4 ALL driver, and while I don't get the first time distorted sound problem, I do get much higher latency.
The problem ALSO occurs if I leave the computer for a while, perhaps because it goes to sleep and then when it wakes up.. same problem all over again.
I've got a firewire port so was thinking of upgrading to a better soundcard (not lots better, but the M-Audio 410 is a contender), but don't want to go with M-Audio again if I will just have the same problem.
Any ideas?
Been away so haven't replied to Alex's questions.
Basically Live NEVER recognises/likes the Mobile Pre (or it's ASIO driver) on first openig. This is not occasional, it's literally always. If I attempt to run any sound whatsoever through live, a sample, a vst, anything, I get a distorted and seemingly speeded up racket. If change the audio selection to no audio, or a different soundcard (the onboard sigmatel for example) and then immediately back to the Mobil -Pre and then it's ASIO driver, all is USUALLY ok.
I use Reason a lot too, and this is not normally a problem if I open live as a standalone, but obviously, when rewired into Live is the same as any sound source... messed up!
I've treid the ASIo 4 ALL driver, and while I don't get the first time distorted sound problem, I do get much higher latency.
The problem ALSO occurs if I leave the computer for a while, perhaps because it goes to sleep and then when it wakes up.. same problem all over again.
I've got a firewire port so was thinking of upgrading to a better soundcard (not lots better, but the M-Audio 410 is a contender), but don't want to go with M-Audio again if I will just have the same problem.
Any ideas?
PC Laptop & Intel Macbook, Presonus Firebox, Echo Indigo DJ, MPC 2500, Planet Phatt, Xiosynth, microX, Kontrol 49, Live 6, Reason 4, Guru, ASS Modeling Collection, Pro53, Oddity, Fender Telecaster, an old acoustic guitar, Some mics, my sister's voice...
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the wee djs
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jonathanpduffy
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Yeah, I downloaded the most recent driver ,...recent, well, from feb last year... but anyway I did all of that (I'm on a pc laptop note a Mac which ha a much more recent driver).
Still the same problem.
J
Still the same problem.
J
PC Laptop & Intel Macbook, Presonus Firebox, Echo Indigo DJ, MPC 2500, Planet Phatt, Xiosynth, microX, Kontrol 49, Live 6, Reason 4, Guru, ASS Modeling Collection, Pro53, Oddity, Fender Telecaster, an old acoustic guitar, Some mics, my sister's voice...
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mjpetersen68
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I had a roughly similar issue with my almost identical setup. While I might not solve your problem completely, there might be some tips to try.
If you attempt to play a set that was recorded at, say, 44.1k with the sample rate set in live at 48k, you'll get that erratic playback you described. Now I can alomost guarantee that changing sample rates "on the fly" with Live running will cause your MobilePre to groan and crackle (until you unselect then reselect it in the devices menu, as this effectively restarts the device).
The mistake I was making is that Live seemed to open with a default sample rate of 48k in the preferences, whereas the MobilePre is a 44.1k device.
So, open up live with whatever you want your "standard new template" to be, change the sample rate in the audio preferences to 44.1k, unselect and reselect the MobilePre driver, then SAVE that as the Startup Template.
Worked for me. let us know how you get on.
Matthew
If you attempt to play a set that was recorded at, say, 44.1k with the sample rate set in live at 48k, you'll get that erratic playback you described. Now I can alomost guarantee that changing sample rates "on the fly" with Live running will cause your MobilePre to groan and crackle (until you unselect then reselect it in the devices menu, as this effectively restarts the device).
The mistake I was making is that Live seemed to open with a default sample rate of 48k in the preferences, whereas the MobilePre is a 44.1k device.
So, open up live with whatever you want your "standard new template" to be, change the sample rate in the audio preferences to 44.1k, unselect and reselect the MobilePre driver, then SAVE that as the Startup Template.
Worked for me. let us know how you get on.
Matthew