Pancreas
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I give up on this. Im autistic. I hate these pops more than anything. They really bother me.
I tried
- 3 different computers, still happens on all them
- I bought a Scarlett with anti thump technology, still happens tho at least it blocks pops when turning off pc
- I installed a PCIe USB card in my computer, still happens
- I tried removing other USBs still happens
Now all I can think of is the problem is Focusrite interface as just garbage and they all do this and I need buy a different brand.
Or the problem is my Genelec speaker and maybe the amp inside them is so powerful, not even anti thump circuitry can stop them from popping when I turn on PC and it connects to interface via USB
People say “just do the sequence, speakers first off, speakers last on”
If I wanted to do that annoying manuever of standing up every time, I wouldn’t have been researching and testing to get rid of these pops.
Maybe if the power buttons were in front.
I can’t even put the speakers on a power strip, as if turned on and off this way, it bypasses the soft start/shutdown feature and makes a very loud pop that doesn’t happen if you use the buttons on the back
So even using power sequencer wont help me get rid of this.
Another “solution” could be using a monitor controller like mckie that has a mute button, so you mute every time on the sequence rather than standing up to turn them off.
These pops are driving crazy and unfortunately i have no choice now but to stand up to turn off speakers before my pc
I tried
- 3 different computers, still happens on all them
- I bought a Scarlett with anti thump technology, still happens tho at least it blocks pops when turning off pc
- I installed a PCIe USB card in my computer, still happens
- I tried removing other USBs still happens
Now all I can think of is the problem is Focusrite interface as just garbage and they all do this and I need buy a different brand.
Or the problem is my Genelec speaker and maybe the amp inside them is so powerful, not even anti thump circuitry can stop them from popping when I turn on PC and it connects to interface via USB
People say “just do the sequence, speakers first off, speakers last on”
If I wanted to do that annoying manuever of standing up every time, I wouldn’t have been researching and testing to get rid of these pops.
Maybe if the power buttons were in front.
I can’t even put the speakers on a power strip, as if turned on and off this way, it bypasses the soft start/shutdown feature and makes a very loud pop that doesn’t happen if you use the buttons on the back
So even using power sequencer wont help me get rid of this.
Another “solution” could be using a monitor controller like mckie that has a mute button, so you mute every time on the sequence rather than standing up to turn them off.
These pops are driving crazy and unfortunately i have no choice now but to stand up to turn off speakers before my pc
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