MIXVIBES U-Mix 44 DVS Ultimate - problem with sound
Posted: 25 May 2014, 18:21Hi,
I recently bought MV DVS Ultimate that comes with the u-mix44 interface. I've installed everything correctly, calibrated my turntable and so, tc working well, good latency but the problem is that the sound is terrible. It sounds like its way too overgained, peaking all the time, and the low freq are dominating in it. I tried to change the config with volume knobs (both in my hardware mixer and in the U-Mix44 software mixer) but all I can do is to make it a little less crapy and the level of actual sound is very low, and I can hear the tc signal and noise, to be honest - the quality of sound is useless.
Few words about my config:
Turntable and mixer: Numark tt-1650 + Pioneer DJM-707 (which are connected to u-mix44).
I'm a PC user, my main sound device is PCI ESI Julia to which Soundcraft mixer is connected (inputs and outputs-return). The outputs of Pioneer mixer also goes to the Soundcraft mixer (on separate input channels).
Please help me!
I recently bought MV DVS Ultimate that comes with the u-mix44 interface. I've installed everything correctly, calibrated my turntable and so, tc working well, good latency but the problem is that the sound is terrible. It sounds like its way too overgained, peaking all the time, and the low freq are dominating in it. I tried to change the config with volume knobs (both in my hardware mixer and in the U-Mix44 software mixer) but all I can do is to make it a little less crapy and the level of actual sound is very low, and I can hear the tc signal and noise, to be honest - the quality of sound is useless.
Few words about my config:
Turntable and mixer: Numark tt-1650 + Pioneer DJM-707 (which are connected to u-mix44).
I'm a PC user, my main sound device is PCI ESI Julia to which Soundcraft mixer is connected (inputs and outputs-return). The outputs of Pioneer mixer also goes to the Soundcraft mixer (on separate input channels).
Please help me!
not familiar with t c also ,,butr take first chance to regerster your software licence key on the fourm ,, (in case it get lost or misplaced 
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