I am using windows 7 and Cubase 6 on an athlon quadcore with 8 gig ram. I am using 2-1TB SATA Hard Drives. I have 3 delta 1010s hooked up with the proper SPDIF cable, and can mix on my 32 channel Yamaha board without crackles when listening / mixing.
I send what I want to record through sub-channels 1 and 2, and have the outputs from those sub-channels to two inputs into a delta 1010. 90% of the time the recording is crap, with static, crackles, etc. 1 try out of 10 turns out decent. I USUALLY use inputs on the delta 1010 getting the core clock timing.
Is there any other way to do this better? Am I doing something wrong?
I think the updated driver for windows 7 removed that from the control panel, unless I am mistaken (Maybe I don’t know where it is?). That is when this @()#*P$ started.
Try latest Delta Beta drivers (6.0.5 i believe) check the M-Audio Forum.They are supposed to address this issue.
"Bugs Fixed / Changes:
Addressed capture noise issue on Delta series devices.
Fixed installer Read Me file formatting
Installer Launcher now kills task bar applet prior to launching the MSI Installer which eliminates issues with quitting the applet before uninstalling or repairing
Updated the legacy uninstaller to correctly find and kill 64 bit versions of task bar applet"