The bigger the buffer, the longer it took until the crackling started. Tried everything from 128bits (which didn't work at all) to 2048bits (7168bits for VBA). The only difference was how long it took until the crackling started. Increasing / decreasing and matching samplerates on ALL capable devices (physical and virtual). Crackling is no more or less whether CPU usage is 15% or 95%) Watching and reducing my CPU usage (I couldn't find any correlation. Restarting my PC (only a temporary fix, just as "resetting" the buffer) Note: The crackling is definitely not caused by EMI or any other external source. for Spotify) to my Rode NT-USB (with Bose QCii connected via 3.5mm jack), there is no crackling whatsoever. Crackling only affects virtual audio devices like all channels from VAC or VBA. My physical USB and audio cables are not correlating to anything. I didn't find ANY solutions and I tried basically everything I found on the internet. Also, when there is no audio signal, there is no crackling. Not louder by the way, only more "frequent" until there is only pure crackling left. When we don't do anything, it will eventually get so intense, that we can't even understand a single word anymore. The crackling will not stop nor will it get quieter or less intense on its own. when restarting the audio engine or changing buffer settings, the crackling stops for a few minutes before eventually starting again. But, the longer we wait, the more intense the crackling/popping noises get. Initially everything sounds clear and perfect. So, a friend of mine and I have a problem when using Virtual Audio Cable (VAC), VB Audio (VBA), Voicemeeter, etc.
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