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bought a usb dac and got good audio now.. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hi I got a asus rog x570 crosshair viii. it's a beast but there is static in the audio coming out of line out, tried with a couple different cables. tried to install realtek driver from asus website for the motherboard, but the drivers didn't do jack shit. no audio with them, so I uninstalled...

For whatever reaaon a different soundcard wouldnt work. I am having better success with the mic as it is today by adjusting my posture so the mic does not pic up the npise from my medical device. That being said, I ordered a used dbx 266xs that may at least remove the noise from other inputs I...

Does noise isolation foam block high pitch frequencies? Maybe i could make a bib to cover the device.

Its an external sound card via usb

If I used an interface, I wouldn't be able to use it as an input or output because I don't have administrator privileges on the computer I use with the soundcard, with the computer being company property and all. I don't know what kind of soundcard it is. I can open it though and send you this...

Yes, I didn't say the input I was using. I am using a dynamic headset mic with a fethead to monitor an output from the splitter with a Rolls PM60. The splitter also sent a mic signal to external aux input soundcard. The soundcard functionally works, I use it to transcribe with, but it would work...

I found the dbx 286s can do all this but besides being able to gate and compress my mic, I want it to have a mic line level out so I can use it with my mic splitter. Does something like this exist? If not, would you need a di box to make the modified mic line level signal back into a mic level...

I stopped looking for a solution and just bought a BPHS-1 headset. I may have had success if I had followed through in splitting the channels as boulder had suggested with the way folkcafe labrynthed the lines. Though I did in fact disconnect the minus input in the 1/4f to xlrm connector, iirc...

Im thinking about just buying an Audio-Technica BPHS1 Broadcast Stereo Headset just cause its got the right connectors.

Its housed in metal and the three pins stick out of some plastic. I tried to take all the screws out of it but one wouldn't come out so I couldn't open it entirely to see what exactly was going on. I was able to open it enough to snip the 3rd pin wire inside the housing though and after I did...

What does a molded end do? What does that mean?

with my headset mic?

What 2 concepts am i interfacing? I read that aux line level is not the same as line level. Is that what you mean?

So maybe i could just get a 1/8 ts male to bare wire and swap the trs mic connector with it Like this Would that disconnect pin 3 on the xlr?

I think I get it, the female trrs end has mic signal on the bottom and its connected to the tip and ring both on the male trs y microphone cable to make continuity with it. So the female trrs y cable trs male microphone out side has mic on both tip and ring apparently, and seems like ground on...

ok I understand but

So my plantronics headset has 1/8TRRS, and you said "the adaptor TRS has to have two that are the same from the TRRS. A meter doing a quick continuity check on the pins might make things a bit clearer" . What do you mean by "have two that are the same from the TRRS"? Since the adapter is female...

so you're saying remove the ring on the 1/8? or the 1/4? Could I just buy a 1/8 female to 1/4 male ts adapter instead?

I am using a female 4 conductor mini plug splitter cable to dual trs, 1 for mic output and 1 for phones output and I am plugging the 1/8 trs mic output into a 1/8 female to 1/4 male trs adapter and plugging that adapter into a xlr female to xlr male adapter and plugging that into the mic-xlr-in...