i keep hearing sounds and voices coming thru my amp!!
211728
Yes, its not uncommon, somehow it picks up radio signals...it just is picking up some frequency nearby...sometimes I get it through my studio while I'm recording...it generally goes away after awhile...try moving your amp to a different spot in the room. or to another room...it should stop.
630562
Seriously, call the cops. It's inconsiderate for them to be having parties on a TUESDAY so late and loud. File noise complaint with your leasing office, or perhaps you can go over and talk to them. State that if they don't keep the music down, you will be forced to call the cops. I live in a townhome too so I know that the noise level echos.
370505
Yes, DO call the police -- and let them deal with the noise complaint -- and the bass IS a problem -- I notice it too (it irritates me a LOT).  Keep calling every time it is turned up.  Sooner or later, they will ticket him and he will have to go in front of a judge and EXPLAIN why he can't stop "Disturbing the Peace".
74742
The high pitched sounds you describe sound like a condition called "tinnitus". You might get more information if you look for that word, for example with an internet search engine.\n\nHave you seen an Audiologist as well as a Neurologist? If not, it might help as they may be able to give you more information and support.
509260
Yes this is actually true, one night I was screwing around with my CD with Stairway to Heaven, I had my mic and sound recorder on so recored the part of which was rumored, played it back and I got really creeped out because it was 1 am and I was in the dark light was off, try it if you like.
249758
it's called tinnitus.
240512
use a solid state amp and the absolute cheapest distortion stomp box you can find. Turn everything up louder than everything else. Oh, maybe learn how to play your instrument
602130
It sounds like it may be your speakers that are the problem   if you have them up really loud and/or the treble/bass is really high turn that down   also if you have a mic pluged into your PC unplug it or mute it   also make sure the cable going from your PC to your speakers doesn't have any breaks in the wires anywhere   if possible get new speakers    also sometimes things around your speakers will rattle and shake when they're on making a staticy scratchy sound sometimes
113469
Many moons ago....before we had such toys as computers I was heavy into audio experimentation. This was before anyone had even heard of EVP. I fiddled in my little shop with all sorts of home brew audio equipment. I built myself an early wireless microphone and found that by placing the mic in different places...I.E. outside, in the basement, in different rooms, etc. and feeding the signal to my audio amp with the volume way up I got some very unusual and frightening sounds. Sometimes I swore I heard voices. Got the crap scared outta me a few times! I had an old reel to reel recorder and recorded some of the sounds...I also remember my first portable recorder.....wish I still had some of those sounds. Get yourself a cheap hand held cassette recorder and set it up in different places and just record sounds. Try putting it in places that seem quiet to you. Put the cassette in your audio system and crank up the volume.you will be surprised!
537295
probably your mic sucks...\n\nbuy a shure sm58 for 50$ off ebay if you want to hear yourself good.  Also, if your recording on your computer, make sure your mic volume isn't too high, or else it'll clip parts of the wave off and it'll sound bad.  \n\nI suggest audacity because it's free and you can see if your clipping the waves.
21336
Check your sound card software.if you are using intel motherboard then "soundmax" may be the culprit.
80573
do you have ALSA set up? If so, try running:\n$ alsamixer\n\nthen you can unmute / turn up the volume for those speakers
364805
still..it sounds like an ear infection
379340
Dunno I hear them screaming across my window and upstairs, it's annoying when I am trying to sleep
109753
go into the control panel and turn system sounds off. it should be under sounds
571300
Warning, using your microphone through your PC in this style to hear direct through your speakers may cause audible feedback (squeals and loud whistles). You should use a proper amplifier that has a small time delay to avoid feedback. You should only use a PC microphone for recording or Internet telephony as it was intended for. Good Luck!
284475
Yup, I think it is normal. Do you have a manual for the instructions? You go see if there's something there about well, the static from your guitar. And I think its coming from the guitar. Good luck :)