lifewithstrife
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I seem to always have an underlying hum/static in the background of my mixer audio (Mackie ProFX8V2). It's not coming from any individual channel, and I use ground loop isolators already. I
I've included an audio source link below if anyone is willing to listen. It's -54db, and not too prominent. It's just something I'd like to get rid of if possible.
Audio sample:
https://clyp.it/5dnx0knx
My fear is it's a power issue and I'd need a UPS Power Supply or maybe a Power Conditioner? I read an Amazon review that states the following:
Could that be my problem? Should I look for another mixer entirely etc.
Audio Gear:
I've included an audio source link below if anyone is willing to listen. It's -54db, and not too prominent. It's just something I'd like to get rid of if possible.
Audio sample:
https://clyp.it/5dnx0knx
My fear is it's a power issue and I'd need a UPS Power Supply or maybe a Power Conditioner? I read an Amazon review that states the following:
Could that be my problem? Should I look for another mixer entirely etc.
Audio Gear:
- Microphone - Shure SM7B
- Mic Preamp - Cloudlifter CL-1
- Headset - Audio-Technica ATH-M50X
- Mixer - Mackie ProFX8V2
- Compressor - Behringer MDX4600
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