There is an internal computer hum that I can't seem to get off the sound card. It comes through speakers and headphones. When I record it also records. I've tried grounding my system. I've tried moving cables so they dont' cross. But it won't go away. Is it the sound card or driver? I have the Maya 44 USB
You need to go to asio config and open the controls tab and mute the first two channels on the left hand side you will hear your music without the humming noise.
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I also have system noise coming through my speakers using a maya44 usb soundcard..With my mixer & decks off its still there..All leads are connected properly...The noise only goes from speakers when i disconnect maya from PC ???
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