Help out, guys! ;_;

TheIntrovert · Feb 11th 2013, 9:09pm

I really want to record with my unused, professional mic, but I have no idea how to fix that:

I tried changing the electrical socket, nothing. Tried with different drivers, nothing. It's not from the mic itself, cause it does the same on my other mic. Tried cleaning the motherboard of dust, nothing. Help out. ;_;

SirNubCake · Feb 11th 2013, 9:15pm

Well, we can't help you. Why? Video is set to private. v: If thats the problem then use google.

TheIntrovert · Feb 11th 2013, 9:16pm

Link fixed.

TheIntrovert · Feb 11th 2013, 9:22pm

Don't you seriously hear that static?

SirNubCake · Feb 11th 2013, 9:27pm

Can you hear the static through your speakers/headphones? Or is it just after you render the video through whatever program you are using?

TheIntrovert · Feb 11th 2013, 9:27pm

It's different. Sometimes it makes me deaf, other times it's just on recordings.

SirNubCake · Feb 11th 2013, 9:29pm

TheIntrovert wrote:

It's different. Sometimes it makes me deaf, other times it's just on recordings.

Try what Nugeddi said, I used to have a ton of mic static/headphone and it made playing impossible at times. Just mess around with sound levels and boost and hopefully that will work.

TheIntrovert · Feb 11th 2013, 9:31pm

SirNubCake wrote:

TheIntrovert wrote:

It's different. Sometimes it makes me deaf, other times it's just on recordings.

Try what Nugeddi said, I used to have a ton of mic static and it made playing impossible at times. Just mess around with sound levels and boost and hopefully that will work.

I've been messing with them for almost a week, doesn't change.

Nugeddi wrote:

The static is normal and have you tried to go to
Control Panel > Sound > Recording (Select your Mic) > Properties > Levels , and lover the Microphone Boost.

I have no Boost there. Only the mic volume and that's it.

TheIntrovert · Feb 11th 2013, 11:06pm

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Nugeddi wrote:

The static is normal and have you tried to go to
Control Panel > Sound > Recording (Select your Mic) > Properties > Levels , and lover the Microphone Boost.

Nugeddi wrote:

I did some searching and I found out that with Audacity you should be able to remove the static.

some Tutorials.

Fast and goes to point.

and a bit different with more option given.

Tried and whenever I remove the noise with Audacity it doesn't do anything else but lower the volume of the whole recording and when I enhance it's no different than before the effect, thus the program conciders everything that's heard from the mic noise, so...didn't solve it.

moo · Feb 12th 2013, 2:25am

Are you using a laptop? If you are try to unplug it, and make a recording on battery only.

matiassing · Feb 12th 2013, 2:55am

Search on google, make some research, buy a new microphone, maybe its bad plugled, check beofre doing a video if it is working and yeah I hope this helped you

Sharky · Feb 12th 2013, 8:04am

It's the fault of your microphone /:

I had the similar problem. Tested out a friends one, and it turned out to be perfectly find.

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