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Use for broader questions about acoustics, physical properties, the environment and the general perception of "sound" where no better fitting specific tag is available, OR if you want to open the question up a bit to perceptions (of "quality", properties, etc) but with objectiveness intact. e.g. "Why do x active monitors sound different to x passive monitors?", "Is this self-oscillation at 256 Hz unavoidable on the x synth?".
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Sound Card Creating Mic Static
I am using a generic karaoke microphone with a C-Media Pci sound card (an older one). If I enable playback, (you can hear what your mic is recording) I hear copious amounts of static. … Also, the static seems to be coming from/caused by the sound card because it is still present even when I unplug the mic entirely. Is there anything I can do about this? …
