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I'm been working to record all my vinyl records to wave files. Last weekend I finally finished, with a total of over 700 recorded files. Yet when I started listening to some of the most recent recording I notice a very prominent 60hz humm. I hadn't notice before because I never listed to the...

. . also if wavelab is not for recording what software is? Keep i mind I'm not trying to record multiple tracks/instruments/singers or something like that.

FYI I just tried moving the card to another PCI slot and still have the problem. Maybe the card is just messed up? Is there some way to test it? Eric

Yeah I don't have a dongle for wavelab, but I have the same problem regardless of software. I've tried Audacity, as well regular old windows sound recorder and both end up recording the same crackles. In my M-Audio control panel I set it up to send the RCA IN back out to the RCA OUT so I can...

Just tried 4 x 32768 for the buffers with no improovement I've also upgraded to the latest drivers on M-Audio's website

Buffers are set to 6 x 16384, and no I'm not using ASIO. So what should I try to change the buffer to?

I should also mention that I am monitoring the recording out though my sound-card, which as I said before sounds find during the recording. So I think the problem is with my computer.

I'm trying to record a bunch of vinyl to my hard drive here's my setup Vinyl-> Ortofon Concorde Pro S -> Technics SL-1200M3-> Nady PHP-3 DJ Phono Pre-Amplifier -> M-Audio Audiophile 2496 - > Steinberg WaveLab 5 As I'm recording it sounds fine but later when I listen to the recording there...

I should also mention that a while back I recording at least 100 records that sound fine with the same equipment (and the same SPDIF cable. But this is a new install of windows because I got a virus a few months back. So considering that I'm thinking the issue is software. What I don't get is I...

The meter on the mixer list labeled dB and the scale goes from -24 to +14 The meter in WaveLab is also labeled dB but it's scale goes from -60 to 0 So take it my mixer is a VU meter and my software is a dBFS meter? I was always under the impression that I should record as loud as possible with...

OK I take that back I'm still having problems with the static as well. I'm recording off of the SPDIF, but monitoring off of the RCA's out of the back of the sound card. It sounds find as I'm recording, but then the actual recording has a lot of pops and crackles

Yes it behaves exactly the same with the RCA outputs. Same static same low meter in the computer. I actually, just figured out the problem with the static. I had the recording program set to the WDM driver and not the ASIO driver. I switched that and now no static. Though the level thing still...

I'm a DJ and I'm trying to record all my vinyl to my computer so I can use CDs instead. But I'm having a number of issues Here's the equipment I'm using Technics 1200-M3D Turntable, Tascam X-9 DJ Mixer M-Audio 2496 Sound Card Now for the first issue. I have the turntable connected to PHONO 1...