Hi, I have a new microphone and it has a electrical buzzing sound when i try to record using it. It is not the soft buzzing sound that can be removed, after searching up about it i realised that it should be the cause of ground loop. So i decided to buy a ground loop insolator for the problem but it still doesnt help. Does anyone have any experience or any idea to solve this?

So, I have been working over the past couple of years intermittently trying to record both my guitar, and lately my voice, using my laptop and audio interfaces. I have always run into the same problem: background hiss and white noise.

Hey guys,

Really need some help with this. Hope you've got some time to help me work through this because I couldn't find too specific of information about it on the web for my situation.

I have slowly over the yrs ended w/a bunch of cool FX but now when I turn them on w/a Furman PC I get a loud thump. Some of the FX have 3 prong and some 2prong.Before I start ripping it all down any advice.Could I have a bad cap to ground etc.How does a studio keep it OK. Here a list,1)furman 2)Soho 4 tube preamp,3)ART Pitch tranposer/multFX.

I am reconfiguring an extremely modest studio (A DAW with Cubase LE4, respectable monitoring, a few mics, and a couple of rack units like compressor, preamps etc).

I understand that it is desirable to have everything powered from one outlet to avoid ground loops, but sometimes that is impractical.