I'm a professional music producer and DJ and am looking for a small portable device to take on gigs to record both the music and crowd sound in high quality.

Hello everyone, i know this is my first post and please don't assist judge on that
i have a big problem and i need some help i haven't had a problem with microphones
since ever but now i have changed my PC and a background noise is coming on
with every record i make at first i believed that the microphone is the problem

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Hello all and thank you for having me.

Ok, I think this is a strange one however I think that an audio forum would be the best!

I have a video studio which is great however I need help with the audio.

I have an amplifier and (I think) an omnidirection MIC. I will get the make and modles later today and put it in this post.

The problems I have is:

Hi,

I am a photographer, and I hate it when people ask say ''teach me a couple of important factors about taking photos, because I'm about to go and photograph a wedding for my friend''. It always makes me raise my hands to the sky.
So on that note, I am about to do that here, so i apologise in advance.

Hello Guys, I recently purchased the Blue Yeti microphone and often it picks up me clicking on the mouse and typing on the keyboard etc. I plan to do live commentaries of video games so I need to find out how to eliminate the background noise. Thanks for your time.

If I upload a track to the web (Sound Cloud, MySpace ..etc..) I get this warbling-like background noise in my track. I cannot figure out why. :/ This "warbling" sound is not present on my 8-track, or when I export my recorded tracks to the computer. The .wav file (or if I export the .wav file as I constant mp3 at 320kpbs) recording sounds fine.

I just recorded drums and there is a weird ominous ambience in the background in some parts of the song. Can anyone tell me what it may be?:eek:

I just bought a Samson CO3U USB mic, and although the sound quality is great, there is ALOT of background noise. I'm in a completely quiet room, but there always seem to be this slight buzz sound going on. If I go to mic options and click on "listen to device", I will have nothing going on in the room, and I still hear this very prominent background noise.

What would be the ideal setup for a direct setup to minimize distortion with all the outputs in inputs I have avail between all this equipment?

1. Behringer V-amp
2. Mobile PreUSB
3. iBook G4
4. Boss Pedal Board