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curiouswebster

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<a href="https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/microphones/sm63" rel="ugc">https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/microphones/sm63</a><br><br>It's directional and perfect for blocking noise, which reduces the number of retakes due to a car driving by, or other noises... <br><br>I plug that into a behringer UM2, which plugs into my mac directly, with a UCB-C<br><br>As far as recording to a different audio format, Audacity has its own format, but lets you Export to any format.<br><br>
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https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/microphones/sm63 [https://www.shure.com/en-US/products/microphones/sm63]

It's directional and perfect for blocking noise, which reduces the number of retakes due to a car driving by, or other noises...

I plug that into a behringer UM2, which plugs into my mac directly, with a UCB-C

As far as recording to a different audio format, Audacity has its own format, but lets you Export to any format.



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No, the fan starts to scream.
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then i would &nbsp;open the system, and clean the fan, or replace it<br>what model pc is it?
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then i would  open the system, and clean the fan, or replace it
what model pc is it?

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sotty, i see you posted that
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I have a pretty advanced 8-core processor and am stunned my PC has trouble recording...the fan noise cause me not to be able to record...
I bought WavePad (NCH Software) and had the same problem with MP3 output. When I switch to AVI, it stopped the fan from coming on. But, I prefer using Audacity.
Is there some quality reduction I can make in the settings?

Audacity is causing fan to come on

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