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A few days ago I've bought the new Cross 2.3 software, because I heard some good stuff about it and that's why I want to try this DVS. I am a TSP User since I made the switch from vinyl to the digital world.

So far so good. The thing is, that I'm having a problem with Cross. I'm using my NI Audio 10 interface, quite a good one. When I'm doing a slow movement like a tear scratch, there is a ugly clicking noise. I tried every buffer size, but still the same problem. With my TSP I do not have any problems, even if the buffer size is set to 64. My laptop is not causing any problems: Macbook Pro i7 2.8 GHz 8GB DDR3 SDRAM.

Do anybody have a idea what is causing my problem? Do anybody use the same interface as I do? I am thankful for any help.

Master-Tempo?
Input-Threshold?

I forgot to mention that I'm using Cross with two turntables.

I have set the master tempo to hybrid and the Input-Threshold is set properly.

Would you suggest to change the master tempo?

Try with the pitch in speed mode to see if it's still happen, you need to start from there so we understand what's wrong.

Support@MixVibes wrote:Try with the pitch in speed mode to see if it's still happen, you need to start from there so we understand what's wrong.

I'll do that when I'm back home. Thank you for your help! I'll report it later

Any news?

Sorry for delayed update. Unfortunately I was very ill

But I've just solved the problem. I was using a splitter cinch-cable, which aloud me to us normal vinyl and timecode at the same time without changing anything. The strange thing is, with TSP2 I can use these splitter cables without any problems. And yes, they are high quality cables Now I can finally spend some quality time with Mixvibes to get a better idea how this DVS will work for me.

But one question I still got. I discovered that only in speed mode the scratches sound good without any clicking noise. Is that common?

I´m using splitter cables as well, strange.

Anyway, glad it works now, for the scratches, hybrid-mode should sound ok too when you tick "scratch in Master..." in the preferences, but for scratching "speed" (no key-lock) is the better way to go imo.

Also with Hybrid/Master you might need a bit higher buffer, at least I do.

I.E. Audio6/Speed-mode/Sampler/FX/Rec/32 SAmples Buffer

-> Hybrid-Mode: 64 SAmples
-> Master-Mode: 128 Samples

The Key-lock is very demanding, but also sounds very good.

@J-Kut

Thx for your help man!

You´re welcome