Hi all!

Hey all, this will be my first post on the forum.
I seem to have a problem with static/white noise. even when my mic is muted on my Behringer x2222. My mic is an AKG P420.
The white noise always shows up when I normalize a track, whether I'm recording nothing or my guitar or voice. I'll put up some pictures of my configuration too. Thanks for the help in advance!

Hi! I've recently bought a Behringer C-1 and a Behringer UM2 Usb interface. Today, I've noticed that there is a white noise in the background of my recording. I've tried, like said in other threads, to change the USB port of the interface, change the cable, and I've also tried recording away from the PC. But the noise didn't go away. Any solution?

Guess my thread got deleted because of lack of replies but just thought I'd let the interested know I solved my problem.

Here's what a 10 second ride in a rocket would sound like, randomvibe_10seconds01.wav

Here is an example of a wide white noise effect used in a track which seems to have no phase cancellation whatsoever. If you mono the sample the white noise shows zero phasing and sounds exactly the same in mono. Any idea's on how the hell this is done? All my attempts and techniques have left me with big wide sounds but with slight phasing.

A sound that contains every frequency within the range of human hearing in equal amounts.

I have a problem where when i record on my computer I get a white noise. I get fine sounding recordings of whatever i recorded but i also hear the white noise

It goes,

MXL 990 > Electro-Voice BK-1632 Mixer main out jack > 1/4 jack to female XLR adapter > MXL XLR to USB interface > computer

Hi, I'm new to these forums and recording. I wanted to see if any of you guys concur with my hypothesis on a problem I'm having with my monitors.

Hi all,

I'm about to undertake a Hard rock album, which is generally not what i do, so its all a bit new to me.

I remember reading somewhere that some engineers add white noise to their mix to enhance the 'Wall of guitars' effect. Is this common practice? if so what should i look out for?

Thanks for any help

Henri

Hi, just wondered what white noise is and if there is any relevance to recording... I've heard the phrase being used "insert some white noise into the mix" what is this all about?

Sharmon