Noise reduction in gear

anyone got any solution to this i have a xv5080 everytime i connect the maiout to the mixer this hum noise+teee type noise gets thru the mix anyone haa have this happen to them what can i do about it

What type of mixer are you using? Also I would check my cables.

i have a behringer eurorack ub1202 i have check out the cable and all seem ok maybe a bad mixer??

also what cable are best to buy i have these one that are kinda like metal around and i think when there touch i get those noise not sure cuz i turn on the mpc and the noise got worse i have my turntable frounded to the mpc this suck i wannt to work on some beats on top of that my **** mbox aint working i get the same distroted sound when i try to record and it doesn't pick up anything else

Disconnect everything from the gear except your amp and the monitors. If you don't hear the noise connect one piece of gear at a time until you isolate the noise source.

Another thing you can do is to make sure that all power cords are kept away from patch cables. You could be getting EMI and RFI from the cables.

Get rid of that @#$% Behringer mixer. Thats more than likely your problem Also check the grounding of your turntable again. I still think it's your mixer though. Behringer mixers are cheap Mackie imitations and they are noisey as hell.

ok i try isolating the problem this is what i did i disconnected everytihing and hook up only the turn ble and the mixer for the turntable into record in rca output grounding the mixeer to the turbale and grounde the turntable to the mpc (daisy chain) and when i play a record its all distorted ? i dont get what im doin worng or its the gear do the monitor have to have an amp i got the near05 esi also when im not recording the meter on the mpc are goin up and down but nuttin playing

ahh ok i disconnect the turntable mixer and connect the turntable to the mpc and grounded itand it wokring ok i think

ok i got all my gear in without noise except for my xv 5080 rack ?:(

kaotikmuzikproductions wrote:Get rid of that @#$% Behringer mixer. Thats more than likely your problem Also check the grounding of your turntable again. I still think it's your mixer though. Behringer mixers are cheap Mackie imitations and they are noisey as hell.

i think u were right about the mixer evertiem time try to connect more than 3 inputs on it i get the sound no matter what order **** up shit guess i gotta get a better mixer

kaotikmuzikproductions wrote:Get rid of that @#$% Behringer mixer. Thats more than likely your problem Also check the grounding of your turntable again. I still think it's your mixer though. Behringer mixers are cheap Mackie imitations and they are noisey as hell.

i think u were right about the mixer evertiem time try to connect more than 3 inputs on it i get the sound no matter what order **** up shit guess i gotta get a better mixer