Signal Quality

[Cool Di]

ok, thanx for idea how to test audio interface. so I used it as default sound device in windows for playing and recording music.
when I play music through u46 it's ok, when I play vinyl from turntable(turntable->u46->mixer->speaker) the sound is clear(good) but when i recorded a tune the sound was horrible. I did a little record in wav file, here is link to it(no viruses:)
http://uploading.com/files/c69a6mc3/test.wav/
sound drops all the time in that record. so what can it be?

[Blackbrook]

Okay, if you are asking me these are no drop outs. It is some kind of "digital noise". When you have recorded this sample did you switch the u46 inputs to phono or didn't you change it?

Greetings,

Steve

[Support@MixVibes]

Sounds like electrical noises or bad connections. It doesn't sound digital, must be in the analog world for me.

[Cool Di]

i don't understand why does this setting (turntable->u46->mixer->speaker) work, the sound is cool. input signal of u46 goes into computer and then it goes from PC to speakers through u46/

[Blackbrook]

What are you recording with? Whit which program and with which audio interface? Please explain detailed how you recording setup looks like. Make a picture, draw something or describe it please, this might help us to help you.

Greetings,

Stev