I have a similair noise from my da g4 headphone socket, it comes from bended
not fitting headphone miniplugs or damaged socket (??) that makes a tiney
groundloop, changed plug or socket and the noise went away, griffin sucks,
in my opinion though.
k
2009/3/5 bob b adel...@charter.net
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At 9:12 AM +0100 3/6/09, k l posted:
I have a similair noise from my da g4 headphone socket, it comes from
bended not fitting headphone miniplugs or damaged socket (??) that
makes a tiney groundloop, changed plug or socket and the noise went
away, griffin sucks, in my opinion though.
The noise I was experiencing was a hardware issue--some interference
somewhere, perhaps from a peripheral--that I heard through a speaker
channel.
Not sure what you mean by still seeing it in Final Vinyl, or
internal noise, so maybe your problem is software-related.
Try reinstalling the program;
On Mar 2, 9:12 am, bob b adel...@charter.net wrote:
I had a static-y humbuzz in one channel of my Creative T20 speakers
and tried the pull and plug thing to isolate the cause, no luck.
So I bought a ground loop isolater, a filter-like thing that plugs
into the audio out port of the
there is background noise that shows up in one channel
on Final Vinyl (and thus in one of the speakers also). Its a low level
static sound with
a beat of about 20 per second. First thing I did was disconnect all
peripherals, including iMic. Then went around the house expecting stray
end of the device.
Works great, cleaned up the noise. Device is an RCA filter,
PAC SNI-1/3.5 costs about $10, widely available in electronics
sites online.
Good luck, Bob
Sawtooth G4, Sonnet 1.8 upgrade, 10.4.11
MnDel wrote:
there is background noise that shows up in one channel
on Final
A few months ago I bought a Griffin iMic for translating cassettes and
records to digital, what a great little gadget. It comes bundled with Final
Vinyl.
All worked well when I did a couple dozen albums in Dec. Now when I set up
to do another batch there is background noise that shows up in one
up
to do another batch there is background noise that shows up in one channel
on Final Vinyl and in one of the speakers. Its a low level static sound with
a beat of about 20 per second. First thing I did was disconnect all
peripherals, including iMic. Then went around the house expecting stray
