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...

this may sound strange but, i just bought krk v6 monitors and replaced my old monitors BUT once i turned them on i hear a faint digital noise being produced which seems to come from my G5 running through my audio card.

Example:
When i load programs up i can hear the compuer through the monitors. Digital pulse, faint static and or squeeling sounds from the hard drive.

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I'm having a problem.. will try to explain as best as i can...

I am getting an unusual "tick" or "click" type sound when I record bass drum or bass guitar. The sound also appears through the overheads when the drummer clicks his sticks. it doesn't appear anywhere else... It doesn't appear when recording cymbals, toms or snare. Neither does it appear on guitar tracks.

Hi Guys:

My Firepod was working billiant, and then this awful scratty sound came along ! Does anyone have a clue ?

Heres the link to the sound clip, it's a very small mp3:
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The scrat isn't always on, but it sometimes just starts out! it's really strange !

Hope you can help me !

Just wondering if anyone has any words of wisdom on this topic. I know it's not a simple question to answer, but I don't have any mics that have a worse signal to noise ratio below the mid 70s A-weighted. In practice, is a mic with an S/Nr in the low 70s going appear very noisey?

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I received my Sebatron VMP 2000e VU yesterday and I’m really excited about it. I have a RODE K2 on it’s way to take advantage of what the Sebatron has to offer. But in the meantime I’m just using this old Shure SM58 to play around until it gets here. I noticed something very alarming... a LOT of noise.

My Computer Monitor produces a lot of line noise when recording through a mic or an acoustic guitar pickup. By moving around and aiming the mic/guitar in different directions I can greatly reduce the noise that is picked up but not eliminate it totally. And If I turn the monitor off, I have a very clean, noise free sound.

Ok here's the deal. Everytime I record guitar into soundforge 7, I get a clicking noise. I just recorded some vocals and everything was fine, no click. I am Micing my amp with a Shure sm57, which does not touch the grill. I have tried different patch cables, made sure there is no clipping what so ever, and also tried a different mic, the EV ND257B.