m-audio drivers

  • Thread starter Thread starter buryher17
  • Start date Start date
I used to like M-audio audio interfaces untill I stopped and really listened to the sound I was getting out of them. I think they have some of the shitiest clocks ever. Everything I recorded with them had pops and clicks throughtout the audio. This goes for about 3 or 4 of there products that I have tried. There midi controllers are top notch to me though.
 
Something is wrong with your setup then, because I have recorded with them for years and never get a pop or a click in my recordings...
 
bigwillz24 said:
I used to like M-audio audio interfaces untill I stopped and really listened to the sound I was getting out of them. I think they have some of the shitiest clocks ever. Everything I recorded with them had pops and clicks throughtout the audio. This goes for about 3 or 4 of there products that I have tried. There midi controllers are top notch to me though.
Click to expand...
So you used 3 or 4 m-audio interfaces until you stopped and really listened to the sound. That's a great story.
 
bigwillz24 said:
I used to like M-audio audio interfaces untill I stopped and really listened to the sound I was getting out of them. I think they have some of the shitiest clocks ever. Everything I recorded with them had pops and clicks throughtout the audio. This goes for about 3 or 4 of there products that I have tried. There midi controllers are top notch to me though.
Click to expand...

Interesting.....I've got a 1010 and never had any pops and clicks.
 
I've tried the audio buddy, fast track pro, and the fw1814. All of them put clicks in my tracks. Like I said it wasn't until I really started listening that I noticed it. Well that and upgrading to Apogee and Echo Converters.
 
Pops and clicks doesn't necessarily have anything to do with converters....
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top