I need some serious help with this! Let me give you a little background and setup info first. I just got thrown into working the sound system at our Church. We just moved to a larger building and were just give a decent sound system. We have a Behringer PMP2000 mixer, two Kustom 215's, a Wireless Audio-Techna Headset Mic, and we are using a laptop to play the music and do our recording.

As far as recording goes, we use the line out on the mixer and run it to the laptop, we just use the windows sound recorder to record with. I was using Audacity to record with as well, but it kept locking up on me. Before we switched to the new system I had to run a line out of the wireless receiver box and to the laptop to avoid sound problems. It doesn't seem to make a difference with the new system though.

The part that is blowing my mind, is when the building is empty and we are doing test. I can record without any of this static. But come Church time, our recordings are horrible. I don't know if my sound card in the laptop has anything to do with this? I'm kind of clueless here.

A few more things, I do have the wireless receiver volume almost set to max ( which is what the manual recommends ) and we are not hearing this static through the speakers at all. We come out crystal clear. So I really believe this a digital issue?

Here is a link to our website, you can hear what I'm talking about.

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Listen to the June 16th - Walk the Talk sermon. I was able to take out a lot of the static in Audacity, but it's just horrible. When I upload them through our player it does compress them, so that's why his voice is a little sketchy, but you'll know what I'm talking about on the static.

Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
It will all be appreciated : )