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Old 20-06-2010, 20:23   #10
Uncle Peter
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Re: Audio interferance

Always used balanced connections between your audio interface and the mixer. Also, try to use balanced connectors to your monitors. Balanced lines reduce the likelihood of interference as the cables have an additional level of shielding over a 2 conductor unbalanced link.

Common balanced connectors are: 1/4" or 1/8" TRS (tip, ring and sleeve) jacks or XLR

The problem is that your Audigy sound card possibly doesn't support balanced connections

ps: digital solves a lot of problem as above but I doubt you have a digital mixer
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