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Matt Henley skrev:
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bought a Zoom H-4 for recording my bands practice sessions, but I<br>
found out that it could serve as a soundcard too, nice :) but there is a<br>
problem, when i connect there is some constant high humming background<br>
noise :) Has anyone experience with the recorders soundcard setup ? Or<br>
is it something due to the USB ?<br>
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<div>I have a Zoom H4 also. I have not noticed any noise other than
if i have the microphone set with med or high gain.. it stays on low.
From your email, I cannot tell if the noise appears when you are using
the H4 as an input and another sound card for the output or if the
noise only appears when the H4 is used for output. I normally use the
internal soundcard for output with the H4 only as input. You might
also try setting the H4 to use the two balanced jacks (instead of the
microphone) and see if the noise is still around.</div>
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Hi Matt<br>
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I just tested that there is no noise at all when the internal sound
card is selected for output, so I'll say it's working 100% okay now,
thanks to all of you for your kind help :)<br>
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/Sv-e<br>
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