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The phantom power is for a microphone. You should have a red buttons with 48V written below.First, is the phantom power on ?
Second, how many device do you have plugged into your power socket ? (the one from your house) Do you use power strip ?
Third where you at ? (Depending on which country you're in the maximum power can variate. Here, in Belgium, I can have 220V)
Answer and we'll see where it comes from. (Def from you computer, but that means, you've something plugged in and it's too much)
Sorry if I sound like a noob, but what exactly is the phantom power and how can I check if it's on?
I unplug a lot of stuff when it's not in use.. My D-DJSX2 is located right next to my computer. You think that might be giving off some static feedback?
I'm located in Los Angeles, CA. Don't know if that might be a problem.
Thank you for your help bro!
the D-DJSX2 might be the thing giving static feedback. Are they plugged into your computer ?
In Usa, in your socket you only have 110-120V which means, if your computer have a to big power supply, it will cause ground effect or not properly work.
Are you using KRK monitors? There was another thread that talked about a similar issue - it appears to be a problem with how the 2i2 draws power via USB. The only fix, it seems, is to buy a new interface.
First, is the phantom power on ?
Second, how many device do you have plugged into your power socket ? (the one from your house) Do you use power strip ?
Third where you at ? (Depending on which country you're in the maximum power can variate. Here, in Belgium, I can have 220V)
Answer and we'll see where it comes from. (Def from you computer, but that means, you've something plugged in and it's too much)
