Yep, I totally get that but because of packaging and power requirements there will be differences in the lappy.
Motherboard, BIOS etc
I wish I could just say " look there " and you would find the answer but I can't, I will keep digging though the answer is out there
Originally Posted by dave.king1
I just did some tests that I thought I would try, with my Scarlett 2i2 plugged into a spare usb port and my headphones plugged into it, I loaded-up one of the demo songs that comes with FL Studio 20.6.2 (the same demo song I've used for all my previous tests) and instead of playing it back, I exported it as a wav file then I imported the wav file back into FL Studio and dragged it onto the playlist and tried playing it back, the audio playback was crystal clear without any of the crackly distortion I had been experiencing, next I tried playing back the same wav file in windows media player, again the audio playback was crystal clear with none of the crackly distortion, so then I launched FL Studio and loaded up the same demo song (not the wav file) and listened to the audio playback, and now it is playing back with none of the crackly distortion, I have absolutely no idea what I did to fix it but if my ears aren't outright blatantly lying to me, it seems that the audio issue is fixed.
I've got absolutely no idea what I did to fix it, all I did was plug the Scarlett 2i2 into a spare usb port, did it fix itself?....I honestly don't know, I didn't do any tweaks to windows settings just prior to plugging in my Scarlett 2i2 literally a couple of minutes before doing the tests with the wav file.
i hope it decides to stay fixed.
Last edited by DrNomis_44; 11-02-2020 at 11:23 AM.
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