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 mar. 18 oct. 2005, 04:26
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I have a Lacie 160GB Ext. HD thats connected using FW800. I bought it intending to record audio directly to it so I could leave space on my int. for programs etc. But the problem is: if it is in the same room as the mic im recording with (which it always is) then it is heard all over the track what can i do?
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ven. 21 oct. 2005, 10:57
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If the the problem is electric rather than accoustic , you must chack your cables,
also check your your electric installation in your house.
Some problems can emanate from improper grounding circuits as an example.
(usuallay generates hum - but you get the idea -
various noise problems can be electric rather then accoustic in nature )
(As "lepetitmartien" also indicated)
A couple of years back there were sveveral reports of noise from the spdif/digital outs
on some the Mac G5:s.
Cheers: Dixiechicken
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