Sound problem RESOLVED

[GUMBYS-REVOLUTION]

Hello, Well when playing the music samples and loops in the sessions studio, it sounds REALLY staticy and like my speakers are blown out, when I export them to a WAV and play them in iTunes it sounds perfect, but also alot differnt speed and tempo without the staitcy bass, how can I make it sound like it should in the studio, or whats my problem?

[JA]

Can you please provide more information about your system as requested in this thread (http://forums.m-audio.com/showthread.php?t=57); this information will help troubleshoot your issue. Which Session bundle do you have? Producer USB? Micro USB? Fast Track USB?

Is iTunes playing back through the same sound card as Session?

[GUMBYS-REVOLUTION]

System:
Microsoft Windows Xp
Home Edition
Version 2002
Service Pack 2

PC
Intel(R)
Pentuim{R} 4 CPU 3.00GHZ
3.00GHZ 1.50GB of RAM

And I'm using M-Audio Session Music Producer, and I have my speakers plugged into the microphone.

[JA]

When you playback from iTunes, is it playing back through the Producer USB? Is the speed/tempo correct in iTunes or in Session?

Is the Producer USB connected to a USB port on the front or back of the computer? Is it connected directly to the computer or to a USB hub?

[GUMBYS-REVOLUTION]

When you playback from iTunes, is it playing back through the Producer USB? Is the speed/tempo correct in iTunes or in Session?

Is the Producer USB connected to a USB port on the front or back of the computer? Is it connected directly to the computer or to a USB hub?
There is only 1 set of speakers, and it's plugged into the mic. So I guess it's playing back through the USB, on both programs. I'm not how to check the speed/tempo settings in iTunes, or Session, but all my songs in iTunes play correctly so I guess it's right.

The Producer USB is connected to the front of the computer.

[JA]

I would suggest connecting the Producer to USB ports on the back of the computer; the front ports can be problematic on some systems.

[GUMBYS-REVOLUTION]

Ah, well i messed around with it, and it was the Buffer Size that was the problem, it's fixed now, Thanks!

[JA]

Glad to hear it!