I just bought Torg this last week and only messed around with it a few total hours. So far I’ve really enjoyed and am impressed with it. The only concern I have at this point is... When I’m using the records I seem to hear a slight “pop” like every 3 or 4 seconds. I checked the original file as well as the file playing through the program without the records. Both were crystal clear. But for some reason when I use the records I get that “pop.” It’s kind of hard to know what I’m talking about, but like during a chill or quite part of a Trance song this “pop” really sticks out. This is very bad, cause I now don’t want to record anything yet. Help??? Anybody got any ideas? Could the records be bad?

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had this problem it drove me nuts, you gotta try connecting Conectiv to a different USB posrt, fiddle around with your latency settings as well what are your pc specs anyway??

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Dell Xps 1210 Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T5600 (1.86GHz/667MHz/2MB)
Genuine Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005
1GB Shared5 Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz (2 Dimms)
60GB 5400RPM SATA Hard Drive

Are you sure it has to do with the USB connection. Cause the song has no poping sound when I play it through the program without the turntables. And in this case the USB connection is still in the same port.

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close all unnecessary programs when running Torq like I said try a different USB port tell me what happens cheers

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I'm having the same problem, and tried all different USB ports.

Is it really "bad" pop kinda sound?

I swear playing on Torq sound like vinyl. My friend even said so, he was like "why does it sound like vinyl?" before I even told him about it. I don't know if they add some "vinyl" style distortion, or use some of the "vinyl" noise being picked up from the control record?

It actually sounds kinda cool. But I wasn't expecting it.

adjust your latency this is very typical...