I'm using WinXP and Scope 4.5. Sometimes for no reason when I'm playing games or making music this shitty digital distortion comes out of nowhere and turns my sound into a continuous distorting oscillating wave. What I mean is the volume of all sound playing through the card starts to oscillate in a sine wave motion while being digitally distorted. This bugged me for about a year until I found a fix.
THE FIX:
SIMPLY CHANGE THE LATENCY AND IT SHOULD GO BACK TO NORMAL, AT LEAST IN MY CASE...
HOW TO SOLVE OSCILLATING DIGITAL DISTORTION IN SCOPE 4.0/4.5
HOW TO SOLVE OSCILLATING DIGITAL DISTORTION IN SCOPE 4.0/4.5
Last edited by quantum on Sat Jul 07, 2012 11:11 pm, edited 3 times in total.
Re: HOW TO SOLVE OSCILLATING DIGITAL DISTORTION IN SCOPE 4.0
oscillation is the result of lots of gain or a feedback loop(if it's affected by latency, i'd say feedback). it's not just part of the system normally, though.
Re: HOW TO SOLVE OSCILLATING DIGITAL DISTORTION IN SCOPE 4.0
Thanks for the reply. There are no loops or too much gain in my system, at least nothing I made, but could be a Scope or hardware glitch. What I meant was all sound is distorted and the volume of it oscillates. It's more like a stutter or skipping type of distortion, sounds like static. Not sure if you or anyone else experienced this.garyb wrote:oscillation is the result of lots of gain or a feedback loop(if it's affected by latency, i'd say feedback). it's not just part of the system normally, though.
Re: HOW TO SOLVE OSCILLATING DIGITAL DISTORTION IN SCOPE 4.0
that is something else then. it sounds like you have some issues in the way the the system is setup. that doesn't sound normal. of course if you connect something to the card's inputs at a very high level, you can expect distortion.