Obviously over the years i have f**ked my motherboard so much that it lets me do the super mario theme song as demonstrated below: The speakers i bought are Yamaha HS5, white ones. My question is how the hell do i remove this cool effect that ain't so cool when editing stuff. I did borrow a Scarlett 2i2 external sound card and that fixed the problem but the thing is i don't think paying so much is worth, i think there's a cheaper way to fix this damn thing so I'm open to suggestions.
One of these should remove that noise https://www.amazon.com/RadioShack-S...79518494&sr=8-9&keywords=ground+loop+isolator
I need it to be plugged into the 3.5mm jack because I'm using the Dolby home theatre stuff so ill go with the other solution first
That is not a ground loop that is just a sensitive circuit picking up stray RFI/EMI. PC's are incredibly noisy inside in terms of RFI/EMI and bus noise. If you are using a card, try moving it to another slot.... Also mute all inputs you are not using. A floating input, can easily cause a issue like that. FYI, a "floating input" is a recording input left on, such as line in, Mic in..etc with gain turned up and no signal coming in so basically the entire input section become microphonic. Try that stuff and see if it helps. BTW, what are you using for a source, is it a card or ?
If you get the $59 Hifimediy optical DAC, which would connect to the motherboard's optical port, you can still use the Dolby Home theater stuff. http://hifimediy.com/DACs/ready-made-dacs/SPDIF-9018-DAC?sort=p.price&order=ASC
