Hey dudes. I have a recording setup at home that is not working out very well for recording electric guitars. I have been trying to mic up my cab using a new SM57 going into a Behringer UB1202 Mixer, then into an M-Audio Audiophile Soundcard, then into Mackie Tracktion software. The problem is that everything I record has this nasty fuzzy noise that is not coming from my amp or anything in the room. You can hear the noise in this clip:
Listen carefully, and you'll hear a static-type noise riding on top of every note I play.
I've tried the following:
1) Using different guitars and amps.
2) Using different gain levels on the mic preamp of the mixer.
3) Setting the mic at different distances/angles from the cabinet.
4) Sending varying amounts of output from the mixer to the soundcard.
5) Playing with the levels of the recorded sound in Mackie Tracktion.
No matter what I do, I can't get rid of the noise, and I can't figure out what's causing it. The mic also seems to lack a little bit of high end response. This is driving me crazy! Somebody help me before I take a nosedive onto the sidewalk!!
Listen carefully, and you'll hear a static-type noise riding on top of every note I play.
I've tried the following:
1) Using different guitars and amps.
2) Using different gain levels on the mic preamp of the mixer.
3) Setting the mic at different distances/angles from the cabinet.
4) Sending varying amounts of output from the mixer to the soundcard.
5) Playing with the levels of the recorded sound in Mackie Tracktion.
No matter what I do, I can't get rid of the noise, and I can't figure out what's causing it. The mic also seems to lack a little bit of high end response. This is driving me crazy! Somebody help me before I take a nosedive onto the sidewalk!!
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