APPLE MacBook Pro M3 MAX - Popping Audio on the Kontrol S2 (Sonoma 14.5)

SOMATIK
SOMATIK Member Posts: 2 Newcomer
edited October 22 in Traktor Software & Hardware

Hey Guys - Bought a brand spanking new absolute beast of a MacBook Pro.

Apple M3 Max chip with 16‑core CPU, 40‑core GPU, 16‑core Neural Engine64GB unified memory 2TB SSD storage - running latest Sonoma 14.5 OSX…….

So having problems when my KONTROL S2 is being used, the audio sound is kinda clipping out, clicking sound, like some kind of static popping sound every so often. Happens all the time, if I'm playing gigs on Traktor Pro 3.11.1 17.

Have scoured the internet forums and no dice. Tried Rosetta launch, messing round with latency etc

Any suggestions pretty please - Its driving me mad and running my live gigs each week? 

Have been a DJ for over 33 years - seen it all since the days of vinyl. One of the first digital DJs when Stanton launched Final Scratch all those years ago ( vinyl time code and USB 1……please…….)

I am leaning towards learning Rekordbox as that seems to work well.

What can't Native Instruments sort this out? M1, M2 processors have been around a while.

Really looking forward to ANY help you fellow Jocks or Support team can send me ASAP.

(whilst writing this post I have routed the audio via the onboard external headphones and still still being able to utilise the KONTROL S2 functions………HUH…… ultra weird).

Also - am now using a KONTROL Z2 live with no weird audio clicks or pops - its an older piece of hardware - what the actual………?

Answers

  • bycsounds
    bycsounds Member Posts: 13 Member

    this issue your having is making feel how lucky I am for having my KK and Maschine system for the most part working well. While not perfect and there are issues, I previously came from the Akai MPC on a M1 Pro Max system in which could not get working due to pre mature process over loads, finally after exhausting communication with Akai Professional they have finally admitted an issue on their behalf. Now switching to NI, if found to be great platform. Knowing how fragile system can be, I almost don’t want to upgrade anything.

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