sws1
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I'm trying to get the audio tracks from my Roland VS890 into my Windows 98 PC running Cakewalk Pro Audio 9.03.
I have a M-Audio 2496 audio card which has S/PDIF in and out. I also have the Roland and Cakewalk synched to MTC provided by the Roland.
Everything works 99% good, which, with digital audio SUCKS. The audio that I transfer from the recorder into the PC gets this random pops and clicks in them every 5 secs (more or less). Not a lot, but enough to hear them.
They are not clipping sounds, as the audio volume is not that high. For whatever reason, something on the PC is not capturing it 100% accurate.
I can tell it's an issue when I copy FROM Roland to PC as there are no pops on the original audio on the Roland, and when I play back the transferred audio from Cakewalk, the pops are in the exact same spot.
Does anyway know how to get rid of this? I've tried to adjust every buffer/cache, etc setting I could find in both Cakewalk and the audio card control panel.
I have a M-Audio 2496 audio card which has S/PDIF in and out. I also have the Roland and Cakewalk synched to MTC provided by the Roland.
Everything works 99% good, which, with digital audio SUCKS. The audio that I transfer from the recorder into the PC gets this random pops and clicks in them every 5 secs (more or less). Not a lot, but enough to hear them.
They are not clipping sounds, as the audio volume is not that high. For whatever reason, something on the PC is not capturing it 100% accurate.
I can tell it's an issue when I copy FROM Roland to PC as there are no pops on the original audio on the Roland, and when I play back the transferred audio from Cakewalk, the pops are in the exact same spot.
Does anyway know how to get rid of this? I've tried to adjust every buffer/cache, etc setting I could find in both Cakewalk and the audio card control panel.