iLoud Micro to PC set up problems

[martindavidson261170]

Im really struggling to get my rig set up with a couple of problems.

1. When connected to the pc sound is only coming out of one speaker. Via bluetooth from my phone it comes out of both speakers. (Edit: have connected phone to speakers via cable and same thing happening so its not a windows issue) (Edit 2: ran out to shops and bought a new RCA to jack cable and this issue is resolved. The cable that came with speakers is faulty which is ridiculous).

2. Second problem is the latency in Amplitube 4. If the buffer is set lower than 2048 the sound coming out of the speakers is horrible even when nothing is played. This noise disappears with a buffer setting of 2048 but the latency is then a problem.

Any help appreciated.

[Peter_IK]

Hi, with regard to #1 I'm sorry to hear you received a faulty cable. Sometimes that happens but please know it would be covered in your warranty and IK Support can help you with such issues if you contact them directly at http://www.ikmultimedia.com/contact-support

With regard to #2, that would not be an iLoud Micro Monitor issue so you may want to look at your audio interface. Please make sure your drivers are updated to the latest version and all settings in your interface's control panel software (if available) are set correctly. AmpliTube will work without much latency on any decent ASIO interface.

Thanks!

[TheMiko1976]

Hi, with regard to #1 I'm sorry to hear you received a faulty cable. Sometimes that happens but please know it would be covered in your warranty and IK Support can help you with such issues if you contact them directly at http://www.ikmultimedia.com/contact-support

With regard to #2, that would not be an iLoud Micro Monitor issue so you may want to look at your audio interface. Please make sure your drivers are updated to the latest version and all settings in your interface's control panel software (if available) are set correctly. AmpliTube will work without much latency on any decent ASIO interface.

Thanks!

I'm using Windows 11. I connected the iLoud Micro Monitors and get no sound from them when using Stomp I/O. But sound comes thru if I play a video or mp3 on my laptop. Help please

[Peter_IK]

You would need to connect iRig Stomp I/O to the monitors as it is an audio interface with its own outputs. You might be able to route the input in your application to iRig Stomp I/O and the output to your Windows sound output too.

[TheMiko1976]

Would an RCA cable work? I'm going to pick one ip now