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In short as starting points paying attention to the levels and distortion.

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I was planning on making a slideshow or movie explaining this as I had been planning on doing this anyway and hopefully can get that done soon. I use the envy24ctl to control levels exclusively.

You really need to spend the time and learn it properly as it is your main control of the soundcard. Also, make sure that any inputs you’re not using have their respective adc controls turned all the way down, as these can cause noise (albeit not much if everything’s functioning properly). Noting, however, that you’ve only noticed this problem since you’ve got your inputs working, I would guess that the problem is probably in an input cable (or perhaps your 1010lt, but that’s less likely). If the problem is in the soundcard or your amp, you may need to return them or take them to a repair shop. If the problem is in one (or more) of your cables, either replace it or make sure that the shielding is still soldered on. If your monitors still make radio noise with no cables attached, there is most likely a shielding problem in your amp’s inputs (the signal must be leaking in before the amp section for you to hear it at all). You should be able to find your problem that way.

If that doesn’t work, try disconnecting the cables running from your computer’s outputs to your amp (or active monitors) while it’s still on. If that doesn’t work, try turning the dac controls on envy24control all the way down one by one, and see if that changes anything. I would check any input cables first: disconnect any cords connected to your inputs one by one and see if the radio noise goes away. An unshielded cable anywhere before your monitor amplifier could cause such a problem.

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I would bet that doing so will allow you to get a signal from this card (I didn’t bother to read the manual when I bought mine, and I must have screwed around for an hour before I figured this out).Īs far as the radio signals go, I would check any of your cables to/from the computer first. The important thing to note, however, is that you’ll need to turn up the corresponding ADC fader for the channel (or channels) you’re trying to record from before you’ll see any metering going on in the monitor section. The added bonus of envy24control is that it has built in meters so you can see when you’re getting a signal on your inputs. As such, the section of the instruction booklet that comes with the card does a great job of explaining what all the controls are in envy24control (not so much with alsamixer).

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As far as which mixer to use, the envy24control may be a bit much to understand, but is much closer to m-audio’s software in windows and mac. If you’re using your computer for general purpose computing (as opposed to strictly audio work), there is no reason to uninstall pulseaudio as long as you’re not encountering any problems.