Important notice : Cross Pack Vinyl users

[djeksotik]

You don't have to switch to phono, it's all handled by the software.

I didnt mean i switch it when i want to bypass, i meant it as a permanent setting. Or have i misunderstood? This thread is about the physical switches on the U46 not some kind of software setting?

please make sure you switch your U46 to line and not phono.

i did this, and get no sound.

- put the soundcard on line
- install 1.3.2

so do i have to reinstall Cross for this change from phono to line to take effect? (i already have 1.3.2 installed)

sorry but i am a bit confused. i hope i dont confuse you at least

[Support@MixVibes]

Very weird that you get no sound.

[hemskoc]

please make sure you switch your U46 to line and not phono.

i did this, and get no sound.

Try turning up the 'software' amplification to see if it gets a signal. Preferences>Vinyl>adjust dB.
Cheers

[sakaana]

I`m finally back and now using Cross as well. When i have my soundcard (Conectiv) on LINE it works well with timecode.
But when i want to play "real" vinyl and switch the input to "line" into the software i got sound - but also a lot of noise in it?

[Blackbrook]

I`m finally back and now using Cross as well. When i have my soundcard (Conectiv) on LINE it works well with timecode.
But when i want to play "real" vinyl and switch the input to "line" into the software i got sound - but also a lot of noise in it?

Same here, no hard noise but in fact it sounds not good. So I changed the input to phono and it sounds a lot better. Works with phono too, so do not worry

Greetings,

Steve

[sakaana]

Same here, no hard noise but in fact it sounds not good. So I changed the input to phono and it sounds a lot better. Works with phono too, so do not worry

Well i would call it "hard". Will do some example video later on.

Edit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbYftg6mddU
(internal YT links do not work right now)

[Blackbrook]

Same here, no hard noise but in fact it sounds not good. So I changed the input to phono and it sounds a lot better. Works with phono too, so do not worry

Well i would call it "hard". Will do some example video later on.

Edit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbYftg6mddU
(internal YT links do not work right now)

It is stronger than my noises. As I could see in the video the noise is already present without playing a record so I would suggest to change your cables. Which driver are you using and which soundcard? Maybe it is a driver issue.

Greetings,

Steve

[sakaana]

It is stronger than my noises. As I could see in the video the noise is already present without playing a record so I would suggest to change your cables. Which driver are you using and which soundcard? Maybe it is a driver issue.

Nopes. There`s simply no noise when playing timecode. On my current system it`s a M-Audio Conectiv. The noise def. comes from the software amps of Cross. It might be a bit more cause i use a different card as you. But its still too much.

And i got even no noise when i listen to the soundcard outputs through the mixer directly (Pioneer DJM 500).
So in my opinion it must be related to the software.

[Support@MixVibes]

The software amplify by nearly 40dB the input in phono mode, so if your souncard have very poor signal/noise ratio the noise will also have a high outputs.

[sakaana]

The software amplify by nearly 40dB the input in phono mode, so if your souncard have very poor signal/noise ratio the noise will also have a high outputs.

Allright! Well the Conectiv isn t the best card i know but i didn`t know that it is that bad
So compared to a U46 its a lot of noise, right?