I know someone who has some audio, that can't be redone, and there's bad humming throughout it. I dunno what he used to record it, but is there some things he can do to fix this? Thanks

And also, is there ways to fix this if he already tried running filters through it?

HI. I have a 60 cycle hum coming out of my Mackie 24/8 mixing board. I have tried lifting the ground but it doesn't help. Is there a way of using a graphic equilizer to take it out. Any suggestions would really be great.
Thanks,
Nipp

Hi everyone

So there's one and only one thing in the studio here that introduces ground hum.

A power supply for a tube mic.

Everything's on one isolated circuit BTW.

A 3 to 2 prong ground lift adapter will silence this nutty piece o' hummin gear, but is it safe? (This mic will be used for a D/I'd electric guitarist who will be simulaneously playing and singing).

Hi. I recently moved to a new place with a terrible 60~ hum.

This is not a problem with any wiring I did... this is a problem in the house. I get a hum simply from plugging just about anything into the wall, especially a guitar amp. But I can even hear a slight hum from my computer being plugged in.. so its pretty bad.

I get hum coming to my console when I turn on my MOTU interfaces. Everything is grounded. Could it be that I use some unbalanced cables? Should I use all balanced?

In mosty cases, i suffer from electrical guitar emating a buzz when plugged in, more so with distortion. While asking the guitarist to turn around and turning off my CRT's does help to a degree, very often the buzz is still dominant.

Just saw this product on soundroom. If it works i cud throw it into my do buy list.

Hi there,

I have start making new audio cables for my Studio and before I get further I would like to know what I can do about the following problem.

I JUST GOT A JOE MEEK VC3, AND WHENEVER I TURN ON THE PHANTOM POWER, I GET A LOT OF HUM AND HISS. IS THIS DUE TO THE CRAPPY WAL-WART POWER SUPPLY THAT CAME WITH IT? I HEARD THAT SOMEONE WAS EXPERIENCING THE SAME CONFLICT AND THEY PURCHASED A ROLLS PS-12 POWER SUPPLY AND IT MADE THE SIGNAL MORE QUIETER. PLEASE HELP, THANKS.

Every studio has a certain amount of hum-problems, the more gear the more problems, I suppose.. Especially combining balanced and unbalanced gear seems to generate some problems, you may have outside factors that give you hum and probably a million reasons more. I've been trying to get my studio as quiet as possible for the last days but a couple of (very small) problems remain.