I have to record at the highest level to move the recording meters so the play back has a lot of hiss. Solution? hookups are correct
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The only thing I can think of is to adjust the input settings on your computer's audio settings, or there is a program called Spin It Again, by Acoustica, that cleans pops, crackles and hisses. I hope this will help.
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Another possibility is a reception problem during recording, so I'd suggesting waiting to see if it happens on more than one channel and that you have really soild reception when not recording. Although I've not had this problem, other strange things have rarely occured, and usually unplugging the power cord for a minute or so and plugging back in solves it.
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It totally depends on the unit. Mine won't play back audio without crackles here and there but others don't have that issue. A bit of a crap shoot unfortunately. I still use a different interface for recording for what that's worth.
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If you are listening to a recording made with the device, it is possible there was too much distance and the microphone did not pick up adequately. I had this happen once. If you are copying files to the recorder to listen to, then must be in the "Music" folder. Hope that helps.
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The microphone in this device is very sensitive. In fact it's too sensitive that you hear all background noise very clearly so it's almost impossible to use outside. Inside I still find a slight hiss and still hear background sounds even in the quietest of rooms. So.. For multiple person interviews the best bet is to use multiple lapel pins connected to one of its interface. In a pinch u can try to use it indoors but be prepared to do some cleanup of noise after u record
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I'm fairly certain the mixer puts out a constant volume through USB. So, you need to adjust the recording level on the mixer's "sound card".
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No not really, i had the same problem with this, there might be a solution somewhere, but I haven't found any. I just use an external audio recorder with Xlr inputs, I don't use these adapters anymore
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I would say your tapes are bad or your player has a problem. It's only an adapter.
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Not sure, but if you are referring to having it connected to a computer it could be a soft ware issue. I think I was covering up the mic with my hand at times inadvertently while recording.
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Assuming you are recording from the adapter, it sounds like the input to the audio programs you are using is not set to the USB audio source.
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Happy Birthday, Joey. I don't know, I haven't had that problem with my player. Of course the turn it off and then back on is the first thing to try. Have you heard the songs played OK on your player yet ? Because something might have happened when they were transferred or in the recording itself. Otherwise maybe try different equalizer (EQ) settings.
2002208
I set the recording levels on automatic and have great, loud records. The levels also go up when there are softer sounds and down when there are louder ones. There are several choices in the menu, but I have found automatic provides clear, good recordings.
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If you're carrying audio over HDMI, your connection is fine. The cause of the hiss is either your receiver-speaker lines or the audio settings on your computer, including drivers and software. If the his happens for other HDMI audio sources (e.g. gaming console, BluRay player), then the problem is your speaker connection. If it's only your computer, Try updating audio drivers, different audio programs, and verify that the sound card and receiver are using the same audio format. Good luck!
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I have to put the volume on max (Level 32) to avoid this (though sometimes I don't need to do this). Also, to avoid this problem, I make sure that the volume is high on the source audio when I transfer the mp3s to the device. I notice that low volume is a problem if the original recording was recorded at low volume levels. Hope this helps.
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There is no hiss on background when play it loud as long as material recorded properly. I use this amp to drive my KEF Iq10 very loud but not to overload, it is so quiet during soft passages. Hope this is what you're looking for.
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I had sent that unit back within a week!...Mine wasn't recording right and I don't remember much now about its funtions. sorry I couldn't help!:)
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I had a similar problem. All you can do is cut the wires and splice in 4 meters worth of speaker cable. It's what I did, and i did not notice any loss of fidelity.