 Computer / Fan Noise, How to quiet it down for recording? |
 Tue 15 Oct 2002, 16:32
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I'm recording in the same room as my G4. Unfortunately for me, there's no way around that. The machine, as you all know, is way too noisy. I thought I remembered seeing a product that quiets things down. I think it was a large case that the G4 goes inside, and somehow keeps things quiet and at the right temperature. Did I dream this up? Can anyone lend a hand here? Other suggestions welcome, though I am looking to completely get rid of noise coming from the tower (if possible). Thanks
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Thu 28 Nov 2002, 12:56
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"Audio igloo." Nice!
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zwallace Computer / Fan Noise Tue 15 Oct 2002, 16:32
BusError Some people try to do the recording in a different... Tue 15 Oct 2002, 17:28 Synthetic QUOTE (zwallace @ Oct 15 2002, 09:32)I though... Tue 15 Oct 2002, 17:59 Levon River 1) Any kind of baffle (the temporary wall) will re... Tue 15 Oct 2002, 23:55 Teiwaz That horrifically expensive rack unit (for your G4... Wed 27 Nov 2002, 09:56 Teiwaz That horrifically expensive rack unit (for your G4... Wed 27 Nov 2002, 10:00 holli I was recently able to nock a brick out in my stud... Wed 27 Nov 2002, 15:05 azusa If you are using 9.1 you can download "PoweM... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 13:10 holli azusa, is this the case for 9.2 also? -I've ye... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 16:07
azusa I don't see any benefits of upgrading to 9.2, ... Thu 28 Nov 2002, 23:41 |
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