I get constant interference with these mics, how to fix this?
1946612
Make sure they are all set on separate channels. If two or more are on the same channel then you will definitely have interference. Instructions on how to change the channel assignments are in the users manual.
1946613
Try a few different frequencies. Also make sure you don't have any other wireless equipment on a similar frequency. We had a mic that spiked anytime someone in the next building used a Walkie Talkie.
1946614
Every or any mic will give you interference if your to close to the receiver. And you need to make sure the Mics are on different channels. I've had the receiver in one room talent in another room. But when you bring the mic to the receiver room to much feed back. Hope this helps.
1940681
I also agree with the checking the cables but here's another thing to look at. This kind of interference or feedback only happens to me when I don't turn everything on in the right order. That is computer on, Pioneer DDJ-SR on, open Serato, turn on subwoofer (passing the Eris 8's via the sub (Temblor 10), the Eris 8's on. No feedback, although there is very minute hissing. If I turn the speakers on first all kinds of hissing and feedback. That's been my experience. Not sure how you're using these but Hope that points you towards resolution.
179098
I have both and haven't been able to detect any interference. Use them for video gaming.
543010
Maybe what you need is a mixer to balance the volume of all the different mics and then record from the mixer. Sorry I can't help you further!
557425
I don't know if this will help, but have you turned AGC or Automatic Gain Control off on your camera? There is also a switch in the battery compartment of the mic to change the output level from 0db, -10db, and -20db.
1009388
I had the same problem. It seems single wire headsets do this repeatedly. The only set I still have that functions is a two into one wire headset that I paid 20 bucks for. I won't be buying another one of these.
324410
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
1774264
Mine works well, make sure everything is connected correctly, and that you have the microphone away from as much interference as possible.
1535300
You could disable the other ones, though that really isn't needed. You just need to make sure the devices you are using are pointed to the sound card under playback and recording devices.
178083
u have to use connect 2 cables on number 1 and number 2 connectors (four 1/4-inch jack mono output connectors) and then plug in the other corner into the top connection it is the microphone one an then u check the settings in ur software and then test the output audio
389481
I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
1477756
I seem to have the same problem. I am not well versed in audio components and assume that that must be normal. I am hopeful someone will have a better answer or can offer a solution.
776458
Try to set mic all levels at 50% and keep the microphone away from speakers. Hope it will solve your problem.
1615579
Check in the MixControl utility that you installed with the drivers and make sure that the channel your mic is plugged into isn't muted. If it is not, my guess is that it is an issue with the setup on your recording software. Depending on the program you are using, there should be an option in the audio preferences to hear your input signal.
2156899
I too get a low level interference noise from my PC. Ive tried different cables and mixers, some are better than others, but I cannot make it disappear completely because all of my cables ten to "run together" around my desk. That said shielding the signal wires from stray RF is your only option, OR turn them up really LOUD. Just kidding.
1611786
It depends on what settings you have set to your computer. I'd definitely recommend headphones or disabling real-time playback of what the mic picks up.
195026
Ok, it is presumed that your mic is set up properly! If you need to reset the unit constantly, return the equipment. It seems you got a "lemon."