Hey folks, I have a rather interesting problem that I hope is
acceptable for the list. Let me explain my setup and then I'll explain
the problem.
I have a small mixer that has three or so inputs. I have my employer's
Dell laptop, my Macintosh, and a cable into which I plug my electric
bass
: [BlindHandyMan] question on interference form computers
Hey folks, I have a rather interesting problem that I hope is
acceptable for the list. Let me explain my setup and then I'll explain
the problem.
I have a small mixer that has three or so inputs. I have my employer'
The kvn shouldn't have a problem with that setup. however, if you
think it is, unplug it and see if hum goes away. That will tell for
sure if the laptop is doing it or the kvn.
At 05:44 PM 3/2/2009, you wrote:
>Hey folks, I have a rather interesting problem that I hope is
>acceptable for the li
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] question on interference form computers
> Hey folks, I have a rather interesting problem that I hope is
> acceptable for the list. Let me explain my setup and then I'll explain
> the problem.
>
> I have a small mixer that has
day, March 02, 2009 4:44 PM
> Subject: [BlindHandyMan] question on interference form computers
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> Hey folks, I have a rather interesting problem that I hope is
> acceptable for the list. Let me explain my setup and then I'll explain
> the problem.
>
> I have a small mixer
It is both computers causing the noise and it could be they are
creating some sort of loop. I dont' know the technical term, but
removing either does eliminate the noise. Like I said, just tweaking
the mixer will generally remove or put the sound way in the
background. So, it is not a reall
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Since the usb also supplies power to accessories, it could just be reading that
because of a lack of other signal.
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Hi Scott,
Max's idea of using ballanced inputs may work if your mixer has them, but I
doubt that it does, that's usually limited to commercial audio gear.
What you probably need to do is "break" the ground to one or other of the
computers, probably the laptop. Now, of course, just breaking
the gr
hey Tom, thanks and depending upon the soldering, I might be up for
the task. I do pretty well with soldering cables together. NEver could
quite get the hang of soldering wire to those small pins you find on
boards and such.
You might just have a point and I'll have to try a few things I gues
Scott,
I'm told radio shlock makes cables of the type you may want, They might be
called isolator cables or ground loop prventers or the like.
I'll have a colleague look when I have time.
tom
Thanks Tom,.
On Mar 3, 2009, at 5:02 PM, Tom Fowle wrote:
> Scott,
> I'm told radio shlock makes cables of the type you may want, They
> might be
> called isolator cables or ground loop prventers or the like.
>
> I'll have a colleague look when I have time.
>
> tom
>
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