Vfx audio problem...

[aivar00]

Hi, everybody!
I'm new on MixVibes, but been DJ/VJ about 20 years...
Problem is, i did everything like on manual - standalone setup... But when i push play, for pre-listening, no sound at all(when i turn fader up to output, there it comes..for output only, not from phones). I wanna prepare track witch is on player..
Second thing:
Bigger problem is with that unacceptable noise on output..

Thanks for help..

Aivar

[daniel clark]

welcome to mixvibes and Vfx not familiar with the software to offer any solutions,but in order for someone with expericence to help they will need a little more info on your set up possibly info on sound card set ,computer o s ,etc the more info the better again welcome

[aivar00]

Ok, simple setup:
Computer ASUS N61JQ, everything else, soundcard is built in Vfx Control.
Program runs great, but only those things troubleing me..
2 main things: no audio on preview when file is on deck, and this noise (ground i guess)..

There's must be some way...

Aivar

[Support@MixVibes]

Standalone mode : master=1&2 and headphones=5&6

For the buzz noise : your usb might be underpowered, try to use an active usb hub.

[aivar00]

setup was correct, i feel like a fool about prelistening part, there was a second Cue button for preview sorry
But i'm gonna find out about active usb hub thing and post result here too!
One more info, when computer runs from battery, no background noise at all...

Thanks!!!!

[Jim B]

One more info, when computer runs from battery, no background noise at all...

It sounds like you may have a ground loop problem, It's a quite common problem, and quite simple to solve. You need a Ground loop Isolator.

Something like this



I've used one in the past and it worked for me. I would start here

[aivar00]

Thanks, i'm gonna try this as my first option, and post result here!

[aivar00]

One more info, when computer runs from battery, no background noise at all...

It sounds like you may have a ground loop problem, It's a quite common problem, and quite simple to solve. You need a Ground loop Isolator.

Something like this



I've used one in the past and it worked for me. I would start here

YES! You were absolutly right! Ground loop problem and now its solved, thanks to You!


Aivar

[Jim B]

YES! You were absolutly right! Ground loop problem and now its solved, thanks to You!

Well, that's great news mate