Why is the Tone of Microphone Feedback "High Pitched"???
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Aside from circuitry considerations (which can not be ignored) short waves are more penetrating than long waves.  For example light waves and X-rays are both electromagnetic but the shorter X-rays can penetrate flesh and bone.  short UV waves penetrate clouds to give you a sunburn on a less than sunny day.  Short microwaves penetrate food in an oven right through the container.  A piccolo can be heard easily above an entire marching band (as in Stars and Stripes Forever).  Therefore, the microphone is more apt to "hear" higher tones and amplify them even more than low tones and hear them from the speaker even louder, etc. etc.
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Click on Start......All Programs.......Accessories.....Entertainment and finally click on Volume Control. Inside Volume control, click on Options.......select Properties and tick the box infront of Microphone and press OK. Then click on Options again, click on Advanced Controls and see whether the small box in microphone section has a tick or not. If there's a tick then remove it by clicking on it. Close the window and follow the above steps again upto Entertainment and click on Sound Recorder and click on the black dot icon on the right side. Then try to record ur sound for few seconds and click on stop. Then play the recorded sound, i hope u can hear ur sound clearly. If the problem still persists, u can leave offlines at this yahoo messenger userid......vu_ankur. I will tell u wat to do. \nThanks!!
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It sounds as if there's something wrong with either your CD or the player, I have the CD and although there are parts that are intentionally lower than others, there should be no problem hearing them. If the problem continues, try listening to the CD on another player to determine if the fault is with your system or with the recording.\nIf the system is not the fault then I'd take the CD back to the shop and get a replacement if I were you, it's well worth the extra effort (it's actually my favourite and most played CD).
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Another way that may work is go into your control panel, then into sound options, From there mute your microphone. It will still work but you will not hear what's going in and probably not the buzz.
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double clik on loudspeaker icon in the right hand corner of ur pc , click on advance function of mic vol. disable the boost function.
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This is due to microphone feedback. Look at this article for information on how to eliminate it in Windows: http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_zdpcm/is_200108/ai_ziff10423
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sniff--sniff---do i smell love in the air!!!   lots of luck you crazy kids!!!---invite me to the wedding!!!!---plug your microphone in---then check in audio properties and make sure that it is not muted and that the volume level on microphone is turned up!!!---to find it --open volume control---then click on options--then click on advanced properties---poooof!!--there it is!!
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because their larynx is still fresh, and their vocal strings are so tight.... and plus, they want attention & fear that they will be ignored. so they will be screaming & their tone is high pitched:D
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Check e-bay, but remember, they are making it that way because of people complaining of hearing loss due to being too loud...
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Check device manager . If theres no question mark then the drivers are ok but the microphone has gone wrong.
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most likely is tat ur windows volume is at a veri low volume... change it and it be okie!
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Your voice sounds funny to you in a recording because you're usually listening to it from inside your own head.  What you hear on a recording is how other people hear you, so if you don't like it, go get a voice coach or something.
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Right I've worn hearing aids all my life, and if it's squealing like that then its either-\nThe volume is turned up too high, I only know English hearing aids so bear with me here, if there's a wheel on the back with numbers on it it should ideally be between 2 and 3.\nOr it's not fitting properly, if the mould (the bit that goes inside the ear) is in the ear without any bits sticking out (it should be flush with the ear) then it's fine.\nLastly it could be faulty, I've had a couple of dud ones!\n\nIf it is whistling then it will be annoying your daughter, and she won't be able to hear anything while it's whistling, but it won't be causing any damage to her ears so don't worry bout that. If it's not the volume control then just take it out and turn it off, and take it to a technician when you can.\n\nHope this helps, Please post back with what the problem was!
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There is a great possibility that your Internet connection is slow, if you are using a dial up connection this problem will be often. try to restore ur Audio settings and try connecting ur mic again.\nGood luck.
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Like on a chalk board? the high pitch just sounds unnatural. My brother will throw up if he hears high pitched sounds. I always say don't scratch your butt around him, LOL.
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HI,\nTry to remove your Sound card driver and get a newer version from the site, because it may be a conflict with the windows especially if you download micrsoft batches from internet.
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1. make sure your mic is working, try it with a stereo\n2. mic is plug in the right socket\n3. the recording volume of the respective socket (line-in or mic) is not mute or put to zero\n4. the speakers are working in playback\n5. your sound card driver is working properly, it show no warning in device manager(hardware tab in xp) under properity of my computer.