#How to get rid of microphone hiss software
#How to get rid of microphone hiss Pc
#How to get rid of microphone hiss professional

For any non-trivial audio use, you want to use an external audio interface with reasonable quality inputs. You usually don't even want to use the line input on the computer.

#How to get rid of microphone hiss Pc

The rear mic connection on a PC is for connecting a headset or other equipment for video conferencing or similar applications with low quality requirements. If you are doubly unlucky, there will be 'plugin power' biasing the dynamic mic and adding additional noise. You are using a dynamic microphone which has low output voltage (but low impendance) with a godawful preamp (rear mic connection on a PC) intended for electret condenser capsules. You should consider pre-amplifying the source or even enrich the signal (with pre-process) in order to gain quality at the input step. The information provided right here doesn't read about the plug type (stereo/mono), but having in consideration that the specs aren't that far from the Shure SM58 we can say that the noise is being inserted in the sound card input. You can get a cheaper microphone mixer for less money. This piece of art is worth $100.00 US Dollars but this is a 8 input channel in 4 Lines with Master/Booth/Rec outputs. In my case, I am using a Gemini PDM-14 Stereo Preamp Mixer with dual per-channel EQ and individual microphone valve EQ.

This will need you to speak louder in order to compensate the lack of recording signal. If you can't afford a mixer, or don't have plans to purchase one, try decreasing the input (software) level.

#How to get rid of microphone hiss software

The best your source level is, you need less amplification in the software part. High level source (distorted) in a high level input (software) is never recommended. IMPORTANT: 100% Hardware/Software level is not 'good level'

High level source (distorted) in a good/low level input (software) = Bad.

Good level/Low level source (hardware) in a high level input (software) =.

Good level source (hardware) in a good level input (software) = Good.

You must connect the microphone to the mixer, where you will adjust the sound quality, EQ, level and in the computer reduce as much as possible the input level in your sound preferences application/GUI. This will also allow you to equalize the microphone in order to get the best sound quality for your input.

This is easily done with the usage of an external sound mixer (hardware). In the majority of the cases the sound cards handle these different connections without a hassle but in certain cases the ground cable uses to insert certain harmful noise.ДЇirst of all you should consider checking your microphone's cable, and the usage of a balanced stereophonic cable which will take those harmful signals into the ground thus reducing the noise.Д«ut if the noise that your sound device is gathering from the microphone is like a hum or hiss, you must consider amplifying the microphone prior to inserting its signal into the sound card.

#How to get rid of microphone hiss professional

Professional microphones use to be monaural and domestic/computer microphones (like those embedded on laptop's LCD and/or headsets) are stereophonic.