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Post by srdjan on Jan 13, 2010 16:04:16 GMT
Well , since instaled ASIO4ALL , i cant use it cause , everythime i start something , like guitar rig , to record my guitar lines , it starts leting out unberable noise and nothing can stop it... Does anybody know how to fix this , its really stressing?  Thanks in advance... |
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exyll
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Post by exyll on Jan 15, 2010 19:51:00 GMT
Seems to me that:
A. Your guitar preamp sends a too high signal.
B. You are having a mic preamp activated or something related.
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Post by cheath on Jan 22, 2010 9:27:27 GMT
i know how it feels. i have same problem with my realtek alc888 soundcard and couldnt find a solution yet  |
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Post by Michael Tippach on Jan 22, 2010 17:54:45 GMT
C. You may have output enabled as a recording source, thus creating a feedback loop. Fix in the Windows mixer!
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Post by cheath on Jan 23, 2010 10:56:14 GMT
C. You may have output enabled as a recording source, thus creating a feedback loop. Fix in the Windows mixer! well i have tried many things, different drivers. front/rear line-in, front/rear mic. and only thing that removes static is front mic-in. but after playing around 10 minutes it makes even worse cracking sound and latency then i have to restart guitar rig, tbh even with front mic-in i dont get the smooth sound i get with my old pc which had a realtek alc885. i m just thinking if i my soundcard is broken or something. but it works fine at every movie/game except guitar rig. cpu: i5 750 4ghz 4gb ram is my rig, its more then capable of making guitar rig run without a problem. |
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Post by djchappelle on Apr 25, 2010 18:09:10 GMT
Dude, I know how to fix it. Go to the bottom right corner of your screen and right click "Volume" (the speaker icon). Select "Adjust Audio Properties". Click on the "Audio" tab. The second section going down should say "Sound Recording". Click volume, and when the panel shows up, you'll get a few options to choose from; Stereo Mix, CD Audio, Line In and Microphone. Under each is an empty box, and a check mark can be placed in any one at a time. If you're getting that terrible feedback noise in Asio4all, make sure that the check mark is under "Microphone". This should fix the problem.
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Post by thesinghsunny on Jul 5, 2013 18:06:15 GMT
I had same problem but now its working fine...... solution is (disable ur noise susspention) option in ur microphone properties
then restart ur software...............
step by step solution in window 8
Go to the bottom right corner of your screen and right click the speaker icon
click on recording devices
click on recording then double click on microphone then click on enhancement then uncheck noise susspention
click apply, ok
problem is solved (am using window 8) hope this helps
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