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This is our most affordable interface to date, and it comes with Ableton Live Lite 7, Novation's Bass Station synthesizer and over a gigabyte of samples.

The 2 in 4 out configuration is perfect for laptop DJs who need to be able to cue up material, or send two different signals to either side of a DJ mixer. However, its reliability means that you can take it out and record on location with confidence. With 2 mic-pres, multiple outputs and MIDI I/O, the Saffire 6 USB can be at the centre of your home recording set-up. It has lower latency than any of its rivals, and professional analogue to digital converters ensure you get the best possible signal into your recording software. It is ultra-reliable and easy to set up, providing you with the simplest route to record into, and play back from your computer. Its output configuration is also ideal for laptop DJs. This makes it the best value, and best sounding interface in its class. It uses the same award-winning Focusrite mic-pres as the rest of the Saffire range.

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I guess I can just record on the Macbook, but I'd really like to be able to run it on the PC because I've moved most of my production software/environment over there.The Focusrite Saffire 6 USB is a 2 In / 4 Out USB audio interface. Also I tried plugging in and out the power adapter to the macbook and it made no difference to the signal. The noise I get from the PC is way louder - you could hear at much lower gain levels. I ran another test with the interface on the Macbook: the Scarlett's input gain was turned up to max and I could hear some noise, but it was just very low-level pink/white noise (with some kind of whining pitch that trailed up and down too, perhaps something from the laptop's internals or some kind of interference). (sorry, probably should have been more precise) so recording without it plugged in could be a bit of an issue :P. The noise issue is occuring on a Desktop PC.

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zip file with some recordings of the noise - one just dry, one with my Minitaur to give an example of the signal-noise ratio (I guess you could call it that) and then a final one with the mouse buzz EQed up so you can hear it. what can I do about it on the PC? Would getting an externally powered USB hub be likely to fix the problem? The same friend I mentioned before said one solution could be to stick ferrite rings around all the power cables in my case or something, but that sounds a bit overboard.

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I know it's definitely not a problem with the interface though, because I tried it on my Macbook Pro there was absolutely no noise at all. which makes me think that it's something to do with the USB power? A friend of mine said it might be to do with a shared USB ground or something. I've got a Logitech G9X mouse and noticed that I could hear a definite 'beeping' tone in the signal whenever I moved the mouse. however I only more recently actually started using it for recording my Moog Minitaur, and have noticed that when I run it on my PC, there's a low-level buzz in the input signal.

I recently bought a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2, and it's been great so far. Hey there, first time poster here with an interface problem: