Hi: New to the home recording studio setup. Need some tech advice. RODE NT1000 into Blue Icicle, into Macbook Pro, using Audacity to TRY to record. I am getting loud clicks intermittently, with no distinct pattern. I even disconnected the power cord to eliminate electrical interference as a source. Any suggestions?

I've noticed lately that my Shure condensor mic is crackling, popping, and offering up a metallic static as the result of sharper vocals, IE words that begin with the letter F. Sorry, I can't remember the model I have, something like SCM 1000 or 2000, it was $299.99 about 3 years ago. Any suggestions on how to mitigate this would be great.

Hello There!

I have my tracks already recorded and am doing the touch ups.
I'm working in Logic Pro 8.

There are around 5 small glitchy cracks that occur throughout the song. Im sure its common enough. Could you please tell me how in this program I can remove them. Perhaps there are multiple different ways.

I asked this questions a long time ago and was told very aptly that my wireless internet was causing these random occurrences of artifacts I guess they're called. I shut off my cell phone, wireless internet, and every piece of electronics that has blue tooth. and it worked.. until now. They're back, the only thing I know that's changed is my graphics which lead to some sound problems at first.

I am using a Crate Palomino V32 series amp and have just started to notice some popping and crackling... which never sits well in a mix. This is only on the clean channel, but it still makes me believe it to be the tubes.

Even if no guitar is plugged in and the volume is all the way down or up, doesn't matter. Here's a link to the popping.

What techniques can I use to keep the volume swells at controlled when a bass player pops and slaps his strings? The popping tends to be the worst but the input meter isn't peaking. The bass player is not using any external effects, but does have a built in limiter.

Hi all,

This is probably a whopper of an issue but I'm hoping that its a simple driver issue. Here it goes;

Hi,
I have a vocal recording which, unfortunatly, I'm stuck with (I cant get the singer back to re-record).

It has a couple of pops in it on the P's and B's. Im very new to recording and would like to remove these myself.

How would I best do this, should I try to find a PopFilter VST plugin , or is there a better way to do it?

I keep getting clicks and pops in a lot of what I'm recording. I'm using a firepod with a macbook into adobe audition. I've tried reinstalling the drivers. any ideas?

Yeah I'm recording onto my comp and i keep getting this static-like pops and buzzes.

:[ I'm noob