Ok, so my bassist and I starting recording today for our next CD. We're doing it at home using my PC and my Delta 1010. We're using 8 inputs, Bass/Snare/Tom1,2,3/Hihat/Overheads 1/2.

I'm trying to use my laptop in a live situation, the trouble being there is a lot of interferance when connected to the mains,unplug the cord and all is well. I have tried using an external usb sound card but still have the problem.
Is there a solution where I can use the mains?

Hello,

I am a beginner on recording. I bought a Behringer UB802 for basic mixing, I tryed to record my voice to the computer with Phantom powered microphone, but I am having a lot of deep noise.
Even if I unplug the microphone and everything it's still there.
if I volume up the mixer it's getting really bad.

hey buddies,

i face a problem here.
when i'm doing recording for my guitar (electric or Acoustic electric) plugin thru DI box(Rolls and PARA DI) it oso facing de Low hum for acoustic guitar and dirty noise from electric guitar.

erm...wat's ur opinion to solve this problem?is it de pick up problem?i'm using YAMAHA LLX6 oso facing this Low Hum problem.

I have always been a fan of cheap knockoff mics that work well: Samson, Behringer, etc., but decided that since I am pursuing serious recording endeavors now, that I should pony up and buy a 58 for once. I beatbox and make wacky noises while doing silly things with my mic and cord when I play live, and i've never had a unreasonable problem with handling noise, although it existed.

Hi does anyone know of software that i can use with my teac a3440 4trk which will improve the dynamic range to close to digital recording? It would be great to use tape again but i cant stand the hiss!

valvejockey

And, I am not surewhy it does it as I, simply am waiting for the time when I can afford a replacement cooling solution in my hoss DAW I built myself but which had the "Evercool" chosen as its cooling solution..(wc-201)which(I learned) is an "unreliable" :oops: solution..er that is to say I will make account for its reliability, this way...

Hi,

First, I'm sorry about my poor english but I hope You will understand my problem (and hopefully I will get some help..).

Hi, this may seem a silly question. Both what is an 'acceptable" noisefloor? Basically, I'm thinking about recording the final tracks for my CD - the vocals and acoustic guitar parts - at home on some very good gear. I treated the room with high-density fibre-glass panels, including a few that are 4 ply for the low frequency stuff.

i ran the rca outs of my audio card into the rca tape ins of a eurorack mixer and then plugged the krk's into the 1/4" main outs of the mixer... when i turn the volume up on my mixer i still get digital static and noise...

if i turn the "2 track to mix" button off, then the krk's are silent

if i shut everything down and the krk's get no feed then they are silent...