I am observing sound drop outs in music, playing from analog source, when connecting my iphone with djay to my mixer (Rane MP2015).
It is annoying as it breaks the sound of live music and people can hear it. Same happens also each time iphone is unlocked (I can bypass that by setting iphone not to lock the display).
I believe it is not a mixer issue as I cannot see the same behavior when connectin mac to it.
Hi there. Just trying to understand this. I am assuming you have a lightning to headphone adapter that you are connecting the iPhone through?
All the mixing is done on the iPhone? You are just using the output to a mixer?
I am using lightning adapter, correct.
I am mixing using two turntables connected to Rane MP2015 mixer. So, from djay perspective, Rane is a external mixer and djay is used as DVS.
So, if I play analog record, and I connect iPhone to the mixer, drop outs can be heard for few seconds. After that initial time, everything works.
I checked my setup once again. I am using the latest iOS (16.6) and issue still remains.
Tested various scenarios and can give you few more info. Also it does not matter if internal or external mixed mode is set, also it does not matter DVS is on or off.
Precondition: Analog vinyl is playing
Scenario 1:
iPhone connected to the mixer (everything still fine),
@Deandeen have you tried turning Bluetooth off on your iPhone? It may be trying to connect to a nearby Bluetooth audio device and causing the brief audio drop outs.
Are you using the official Apple Lightning to USB 3 adapter kit or a 3rd party version? I’ve had issues with some 3rd party units.
Have you tried a different USB cable between the adapter and the mixer? It’s best to use a high quality cable with ferrite chokes on either end to minimize interference. I’ve had audio drop outs when using cheap cables.
I have tried turning Bluetooth off, no difference.
Yes, I am using original apple adapter. Before I had 3rd party adapter and that one was terrible, causing spontaneous drop-out or even disconnect for few seconds…
Yes, I have USB cable with ferrite chokes. I also tried various ones.
Unfortunately, we have been unable to reproduce the issues listed in this topic.
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