20 Most Recent M-Audio Delta 1010 Sound Card Questions & Answers

Check to see if you have your onboard sound turned on. If you do turn it off and this should stop the double voice.

Look in the computer music mags and look fro M-Audio dealers. Ring them up and tell them the problem your having and see how much it will cost to fix. If it's humming then it's proably broke and needs repairing. Just make sure the sampel rate isn't set too low as well

you might have to remove the sound card and make sure the socket is free of dust restart your computer then reinstall it
windows 7 should automatically find the drivers and install them
click start right click on computer select properties in the left hand panel device manager scroll to
sound and video game controllers if you see a yellow qustion/exclamation mark ? ! or a red X
a newe driver will need to be reinstalled
hope this will help

You can download the Delta 1010 drivers from the website http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support.drivers&f=736

I hope this works for you :)

Regards,
Aby

This site is useless. I posted this problem awhile back and nothing is posted for it. Don't waste your time here.

WORKING DRIVER HERE FOR M-audio PCI:

 M-Audio Delta 44 (verified)
 M-Audio Delta 66 (verified)
 M-Audio Delta 410 (verified)
 M-Audio Delta 2496 (verified)
 M-Audio Delta 1010 (works for some)
 M-Audio Delta 1010LT (verified)
 Terratec Phase 88 / EWS88MT / TS88PCI (tested only on EWS88MT)
 Terratec EWX2496

I tested on my M-audio Delta 1010 with box today and everything incl. SPDIF is working great on my osx86 v_7 10.5.8 system! The only thing not working is midi as told on website. Im submitting file for the above sound cards! Dont Forget to donate some money to this guy!!!

http://www.audio-evolution.com/drivers/

http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/lofiversi...t25145-150.html

frequency response: 20Hz-22kHz, +/-0.3dB dynamic range (A-weighted): 109dB (A/D), 117dB (D/A) signal-to-noise ratio (A-weighted): -109 dB (A/D), -117dB (D/A)

I found these on the site, seems you have the khz way too high.
All good.
Here's the link to your site.

try to change the clock sync in the sound card to independent

Hey hoof

My only experience with faint sounds is when ground wires in the particular circuitry are not property connected. That means tracking the wires from the one end to the other if you can get to them. If they are not embended in a casing or housing I would change them.

Also, try changing the RCA plugs; even their connection can cause the sound shorting if there is a short.

Well....hoof... well,,,,good luck buddy.

It sounds like you may be experiencing a configuration issue with your M-Audio FireWire 410 audio interface. Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot the issue:

1. Check the connections: Make sure that the FireWire 410 is securely connected to your computer and that all cables are properly plugged in. If the connections are loose or faulty, it can cause problems with the audio output.
2. Restart the device: Sometimes, restarting the audio interface can resolve issues with the audio output. To do this, disconnect the FireWire 410 from your computer, wait a few seconds, and then reconnect it.
3. Update the drivers: It is possible that the drivers for your FireWire 410 may be out of date or incompatible with your operating system. To update the drivers, visit the M-Audio website and download the latest drivers for your device. Once the drivers are installed, restart your computer and try using the FireWire 410 again.
4. Check the settings: Make sure that the FireWire 410 is selected as the default audio device in your operating system's audio settings. You can access these settings by going to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Sound. Under the Playback and Recording tabs, select the FireWire 410 and click the Set Default button.

If these steps do not resolve the issue, it is best to contact M-Audio support for further assistance. They should be able to provide you with specific guidance for troubleshooting the problem with your FireWire 410.

Hi, please restart your piano and attempt to get sound again. If not working still, then you can attempt a factory reset. Otherwise, please change the head phones or audio out device and play some test songs or keys. Thank you.

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Measure it myself from original card and cable. M-Audio Audiophile 192 Pinout DB25 Male, front view: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Female Midi, front view: 1 4 2 5 3 In and Monitor cables are connected to same pins (so are interchangable): 22 In L Gnd - Monitor L Gnd: iLg 21 In L Tip - Monitor L Tip: iL+ 09 In L Med - Monitor L Med: iL- 08 In R Gnd - Monitor R Gnd: iRg 07 In R Tip - Monitor R Tip: iR+ 20 In R Med - Monitor R Med: iR- Main OUT: 19 Out L Gnd: oLg 18 Out L Tip: oL+ 06 Out L Med: oL- 05 Out R Gnd: oRg 04 Out R Tip: oR+ 17 Out R Med: oR- Midi (Female connectors): 11 Midi Out 4 mO+ 12 Midi Out 2 mOg 24 Midi Out 5 mO- 13 Midi In 4 mI+ 25 Midi In 5 mI- Midi In specifications leave Gnd pin 2 unconnected. So connector its: 01 02 03 oR+ oRg oL- iR+ iRg iL- 10 mO+ mOg mI+ 14 15 16 oR- oL+ oLg iR- iL+ iLg 23 mO- mI-