I have the Behringer 302usb i catch a lot of static or back ground noise if upgrading to this will the noise in the background disappear?
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Depends on the source of the noise. I can only say that my rig has no apparent noise caused by the mixer itself. I use Senheiser mics, guitars straight in, drum machines and synths.
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Use Audacity. It's free and under the "Effect" menu, you can use the noise removal option which will take out all background noise.
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In my setup there is no hiss or background buzzing in the background. I can have the volume knob at any volume setting and its dead silent with music off. The hissing and external noise might also be coming from your sound card, if your using onboard sound. I have my emotiva plugged into a Sound blaster Z gaming sound card. Hope this help answer your question.
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Probably a problem with the mic not the mixer I had a be behringer mic one time and it was nothing but problems from day one
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You usually won't get a lot of sound from back speakers. They are used for background noise. If you used the microphone for calibration, trust it. I expect you are fine.
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This particular sound at has a background noise issue. It is worth spending a few more dollars to get one with higher reviews.
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This is the XLR version (as Matthew pointed out, the USB version says it in the title). I haven't had any problems of hissing or background noise with this mic, the internal noise of the mic is actually superb. In Matthew's case, maybe it could be a defective mic (that should be exchanged under warranty), or a poor quality or damaged pre-amp, which is often the case.
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Yes. Actually, the same thing happened to me with my Alesis io dock. I got rid of the Alesis. The Behringer is far more superior in every conceivable way. No worries. Get it.
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Errant, The bottom line is No. This unit is to be used on the offending static creator. If you only notice this noise (let's just say) when the blender is running, using this unit would reduce or eliminate the noise it creates in the power lines between the blender and your main power source. Attaching it to the speaker power will not resolve your problem.
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I have not had any problems with grounding noise ... I use balanced cables for the microphone and a 1/4" cable from the mixing board to the Rolls. I would suggest trying a different mic cable and if you are plugging outputs from other powered resources (ex: amplifiers, mixers, effect pedals) into the Rolls, you may try plugging that output into a different resource to see if you get the same ground noise. Make sure all equipment that feeds into the Rolls is grounded from an electrical standpoint. If all these checks fail, then the Roll unit make be defective ....
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I get terrible sound with my hearing aids. The quality through the Behringer is much improved. The quality & volumes of the signals between HD & low def is nearly unbearable. This set-up give me almost normal sound for movies & music.From the back of the TV I use RCA outs to the EQ. I use a Y jack plugged into the equalizer. I then have a headphone cord to my Bose noise reduction headphones with a volume roller snapped in. This allows me to constantly control the volume to the headphones as well as set the EQ to the best quality my ears can hear.When I travel I use a small rechargeable headphone amp with a built in EQ. I get terrible sound with my hearing aids. The quality through the Behringer is much improved. The quality & volumes of the signals between HD & low def is nearly unbearable. This set-up give me almost normal sound for movies & music.From the back of the TV I use RCA outs to the EQ. I use a Y jack plugged into the equalizer. I then have a headphone cord to my Bose noise reduction headphones with a volume roller snapped in. This allows me to constantly control the volume to the headphones as well as set the EQ to the best quality my ears can hear.When I travel I use a small... » Read More I get terrible sound with my hearing aids. The quality through the Behringer is much improved. The quality & volumes of the signals between HD & low def is nearly unbearable. This set-up give me almost normal sound for movies & music.From the back of the TV I use RCA outs to the EQ. I use a Y jack plugged into the equalizer. I then have a headphone cord to my Bose noise reduction headphones with a volume roller snapped in. This allows me to constantly control the volume to the headphones as well as set the EQ to the best quality my ears can hear.When I travel I use a small rechargeable headphone amp with a built in EQ. « Show Less
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there is some static noise yes..as with many amps...but if it is minimal when playing..you are good. If not, I would contact the seller.
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If you've got your sound settings adjusted correctly then you shouldn't have to worry about too much background noise. I never had any issues with background noise while using this mic.
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I use the Behringer QX1002 playback source to listen back through the mixer. Not sure if on the computer one is disabled to avoid feedback or how to hear both through PC speakers. You can hear both through Mixer though. Go to computer sound mixer and change playback source to Behringer. Also push the appropriate buttons for FX to control room, and USB/2TR.
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you can plug to your player directly into the Behringer. for the best sounding audio I would use a mixerbut that is just me.
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Yes it is a little better. however Behringer have a terrible build and there customer support is awful. Go for a Numark or better.. The BCD3000 will break your heart...
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Channels 1 & 2 have different (higher gain) preamps, branded by Behringer as "Xenyx". It's a selling point and clearly indicated as a feature in the product description. People who are claiming the product is defective because channels 1&2 are louder, don't seem to realize this.