I guess the obvious answer would be to mess with my line-in level, but I don't think that has solved the problem for me. I get hiss when I use my guitars distortion of course, but I also get it when I put it on clean. Any advice? This happens while I'm playing the guitar, not just when I stop playing.
How do I reduce background hiss in Pro Audio 9?
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acidrock
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Do you have single coil pickups?They are notorious for noise,especially in conjunction with a standard monitor.
Let us know your signal chain going into your computer,including what type of soundcard and maybe we can help you a bit more.
This has nothing to do with the software BTW.
Let us know your signal chain going into your computer,including what type of soundcard and maybe we can help you a bit more.
This has nothing to do with the software BTW.
Qwerty
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You need some sort of pre-amp.
Your SB card's inputs are designed to handle consumer electronic levels which are totally different to the line levels and format of the signal coming out of your guitar.
I would look at getting a decent sound card that has either variable level inputs or a decent sound card and a pre-amp.
And I would still turn the monitor off to record.
Q.
Your SB card's inputs are designed to handle consumer electronic levels which are totally different to the line levels and format of the signal coming out of your guitar.
I would look at getting a decent sound card that has either variable level inputs or a decent sound card and a pre-amp.
And I would still turn the monitor off to record.
Q.