I recently encountered a bizarre problem with my wireless mic. When I record, My voice and/or instruments are overwhelmed by an intense buzz; not a little staticky hum, but a full-out nasty level of pure noise. So I did some research and found out that with wireless mics there can apparently be some kind of "interference" from other electronic equipment; however, the only other such equipment (at least the only one turned on) is the computer. And I know that's not right, because this buzzing glitchuation (lol) is recent, and the mic worked fine before that. I also tried changing the batteries, playing with various volumes, switching between stereo/mono recording, and noise removal; nothing helped. Now, when I hook up the cord from the USB interface to the keyboard or the guitar directly, the buzzing is gone; but when I use the mic it's always the same old thing. And when I turned the mic power off, I found that instead of a flat line (no sound) I get a series of staticky "ridges" that look something like this:
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Now, my knowledge of teh technical elements of the process of audio recording and "interferences" like these are limited if not nonexistent, so unfortunately this is all I can think of to help you describe this. Beyond that, all I can really offer is a million questions I have that would be counter-productive for you in solving this mysterious puzzle of a problem. Just for kicks, some of these include, "WHY is this happening?", "WHAT can I do (if anything) to fix it?", and the classic, "Is the dumb thing just broke?" lol. All joking aside I truly hope that it is not. It's a very nice semi-professional mic that hasn't been abused and it used to be simply awesome with Audacity. So I'd appreciate any suggestions, comments, ideas, etc.
Thanks in advance
