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A few years ago I bought some recording gear for recording bass and guitar: a Shure SM57 mic and a M-AUDIO Fast Track USB device. I'd put my mic in front of my amp and record with Audacity. Lately I got a new (better) pc and I get strange popping or crackling noises in my recordings every 5 seconds. I've been over the latency settings but nothing really seems to work (or I just don't get it) and I'm very impatient with that.
so I already gave it up for dead (the M-Audio device that is) and started looking for some more professional gear. However, my conscience told me to give it another shot and ask my friends from Talkbass whether they have a solution, or tips for better gear/software. So, the real question is: can anyone help me with the 'crackling/popping noise' problem, and/or recommend me other recording gear/software for recording bass, guitar(acoustic/electric) and vocals? I don't really care about the price, as long as it's considered a good quality product, and rather easy to use. Thanks in advance. A few years ago I bought some recording gear for recording bass and guitar: a Shure SM57 mic and a M-AUDIO Fast Track USB device.
I'd put my mic in front of my amp and record with Audacity. Lately I got a new (better) pc and I get strange popping or crackling noises in my recordings every 5 seconds. I've been over the latency settings but nothing really seems to work (or I just don't get it) and I'm very impatient with that. so I already gave it up for dead (the M-Audio device that is) and started looking for some more professional gear.
However, my conscience told me to give it another shot and ask my friends from Talkbass whether they have a solution, or tips for better gear/software. So, the real question is: can anyone help me with the 'crackling/popping noise' problem, and/or recommend me other recording gear/software for recording bass, guitar(acoustic/electric) and vocals? I don't really care about the price, as long as it's considered a good quality product, and rather easy to use. Thanks in advance. Now that I'm at my computer, let me explain further. If the popping is occuring on an exact interval (every five seconds or every six seconds consistently) the problem is likely a system level issue with your PC rather than your recording setup. Wireless functions have often been the cause of such periodic performance issues.
If you record silence, and then playback that track, do you still get the popping and clicking? If you simply arm a track for recording (with input monitoring on) and listen to the monitored input, do you still get the popping and clicking? A few years ago I bought some recording gear for recording bass and guitar: a Shure SM57 mic and a M-AUDIO Fast Track USB device. I'd put my mic in front of my amp and record with Audacity. Lately I got a new (better) pc and I get strange popping or crackling noises in my recordings every 5 seconds. I've been over the latency settings but nothing really seems to work (or I just don't get it) and I'm very impatient with that.
so I already gave it up for dead (the M-Audio device that is) and started looking for some more professional gear. However, my conscience told me to give it another shot and ask my friends from Talkbass whether they have a solution, or tips for better gear/software. So, the real question is: can anyone help me with the 'crackling/popping noise' problem, and/or recommend me other recording gear/software for recording bass, guitar(acoustic/electric) and vocals?
I don't really care about the price, as long as it's considered a good quality product, and rather easy to use. Thanks in advance. There are so many reasons this could be happening.
How much RAM do you have? How many USB ports are you using?
What OS do you have? What kind of computer? Recording with a PC requires some knowledge of this stuff, because at some point something will go wrong and you will need to fix it without relying on some Pc repair place that will overcharge you and probably not set up the computer properly for recording.
An easy thing to do is press ctrl-alt-delete and bring up your task manager. Look at how much system resources you are using. You very well may have something running in the back that is maxing out all your resources and choking the USB device. Many times that can be a browser. I know lately that Chrome has become a rather large resource hog on mine, so I always X that out before opening up a DAW. Also, make sure and install and run the free version of Malware bytes.
Make sure you do not have a virus or spyware that is running in the background. Run the quick scan to find out.