10 – troubleshooting, The sound breaks up or there is ª noise – Teac US-800 User Manual

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Windows Vista and Windows 7
1 Shut down all applications, and open

the “

Control

Panel

” from the “

Start

menu.

2 Open “

Sound

.”

NOTE

If the above item does not appear, click
“Hardware and Sound” and it should appear.
3 Click the “

Playback

” tab, right-click

Speakers

US-800

” and click the “

Set

Default

” button.

Mac OS X
1 Shut down all applications and open

System

Preferences

” from the Apple

menu.

2 Open “

Sound

.”

3 From the “

Output

” tab, select “

US-800

Output

.”

After completing the settings, restart the
computer and check the playback sound.
Depending on the application you are using,
other device settings might also be necessary
in addition to those above.
In particular, since DAW (Digital Audio
Workstation) software operates using audio
engines that are different from OS settings,
confirm the DAW driver settings first after
installing the driver for this unit. Check the
manuals for the software that you are using
for details about how to make these settings.
For the bundled Cubase LE 5 software, see
the manual on the included Cubase LE 5
DVD-ROM.

The sound breaks up or there is

ª

noise.

The processing load on the computer can
cause sound to break up and noise to occur.
Some ways to reduce the load on a computer
are introduced below.
1) If a wireless LAN, antivirus software

or other software are running in the

background, they regularly use the
computer’s CPU, and this burden can
cause sound to break up and noise to
occur.

Stop wireless LAN transmission, antivirus
software and other software running in
the background when using this unit.

2) Try increasing the buffer size (latency)

setting in the audio application that you
are using and/or in the control panel for
this unit.

NOTE

Consult the maker of your audio application for
methods to reduce its burden on your computer.
3) Change the settings of your computer

so that they are optimal for audio
processing.

Windows XP
1 Right-click “

My

Computer

” and select

Properties

.”

2 Click the “

Advanced

” tab.

3 Click “

Settings

” in the “

Performance

section.

4 On the “

Performance

Option

screen, select the “

Adjust

for

Best

Performance

” option.

Windows Vista
a) Turn Aero off.
1 Right-click the desktop and select

Personalize

2 Choose “

Window

Color

and

Appearance

” and then click “

Open

classic

appearance

properties

for

more

options

.”

3 Select “

Windows

Vista

Basic

” or any

option other than “

Windows

Aero

.”

10 – Troubleshooting

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