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Active background noise (voices, traffic) is permanent. #4 The Four Horsemen of Audio Recording (reliable, time-tested ways to kill your show) -- 1. Echoes and room reverberation (Don't record the show in your mum's kitchen.) -- 2. Overload and Clipping (Sound that's recorded too loud is permanentl...

it is recorded when i was near to mic. How near? What is the distance between the front* of the mic and your mouth? Note that this type of mic picks up from the "front" not from the "end" - in other words it should be mounted vertically. The guy in this video has just a bit of n...

Active background noise (voices, traffic) is permanent. #4 The Four Horsemen of Audio Recording (reliable, time-tested ways to kill your show) -- 1. Echoes and room reverberation (Don't record the show in your mum's kitchen.) -- 2. Overload and Clipping (Sound that's recorded too loud is permanently...

Is it the T-bone SC 440 or the T-bone SC 440 USB? If not the USB version, how is it connected to your computer? If it is the USB version, get close to the mic and project your voice. These mics are not good for recording quiet voices (same applies to other USB mics that don't have a "gain"...

Is it the T-bone SC 440 or the T-bone SC 440 USB? If not the USB version, how is it connected to your computer? If it is the USB version, get close to the mic and project your voice. These mics are not good for recording quiet voices (same applies to other USB mics that don't have a "gain"...

Hello everyone, i am new here. So yesterday i ve bought used T bone sc 440 microphone, and yea, like thread name says i have some static noise in my recordings. I have all the drivers up to date and everything seems to be fine. I saw some tests of mic on the youtube and it seems that mine is picking...

indeed. I even turned off wifi and put it on its lowest power setting. Is the buzz/hum only there when you connect the USB mic? I am getting the impression the buzz is there all the time and so when you record, you record the buzz. The noise doesn't sound like USB transmission whine or the USB &quo...

I wonder if we're listening to the same thing. I captured "That is the maximum quiet, more or less" clip and it has very little buzz and hum. I got very quiet noise floor by filtering out everything below 20Hz. Low pitch beyond audibility—doesn't affect music. The clip after that, "Do...

i inputed the prompt: and it made a slight difference but there was still an underlying buzz. After pasting the notch-filter code into "Nyquist Prompt" you do have to apply it , like an effect, to the audio, to remove the hum. [ Just pasting the code into Nyquist Prompt without applying i...

... Is there a link or certain place in the audiactiy manual where i can learn to find/detect the interfering frequencies? I appreaciate all of your help P.S. The soundcloud link should work. (just checked)