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Thread White noise buzz on PC w/ Scarlett Solo

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scarlettsolo

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1 Posted on 01/31/2016 at 12:00:18
I Downgraded to the 2.5.2 driver b/c I had the popping with my Scarlett Solo. Now that the popping is fixed I still have a buzzing/ humming white noise, that does not happen when plugged into my Macbook. Is my pc not grounded well? it almost sounds like its picking up with the computer is doing inside? if that makes sense, hard drive humming

Slight ringing noise

my set up is

PC > scarlett > sub > monitors

here is the noise (plugged into pc):


here it is plugged into the mac:

[ Post last edited on 02/01/2016 at 23:45:56 ]

angelie

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2 Posted on 02/02/2016 at 21:56:38
If your pc processor or harddrive has activities do you hear a rattle kind of sound?

A few years ago i could hear my mouse move arround. Every position was a click.Very frustrating in a recording...

Grounding can be an isue here but also decent shielding.... Or indecent cable shielding which may pickup the sample rate of the DAC. To less provided information to be sure.

- Angelie

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[ Post last edited on 02/04/2016 at 22:22:51 ]

scarlettsolo

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3 Posted on 02/04/2016 at 15:37:26
I have an AMD and yeah when I move the mouse it seems to make noise.

Thinking of returning it if I cant figure it out. although its my computer not the interface.

*under Power options "advanced settings" Minimum Processor state. seems to be the problem*

it will still make noise if the cpu spikes.

I guess I fixed it heres how, ill look further into power settings to find out

[ Post last edited on 02/04/2016 at 21:35:11 ]

angelie

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4 Posted on 02/04/2016 at 22:31:28
Perhaps a stuppid unnecessary question
But did you connect your pc to an outlet with ground/earth connection?

Is the macbook and pc plugged into the same outlet?

As last i like to mention that power supplies of laptop based computers is different than the one desktops uses. Laptops often have a single powerlines which split up in the labtop into multiple voltages and use a virtual ground. There for they are less sensitive than big steal power supplies into desktops which need ground to ground the entire machine.

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scarlettsolo

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5 Posted on 02/05/2016 at 15:19:51
I have a AMD phenom x2 ? that has the ability to go up to four cores although its really only two I think. Anyway when I have the four cores activated it seems to make the sound. Although I still get the noise when CPU processes are running high.

[ Post last edited on 02/11/2016 at 21:21:58 ]

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