Oh david!
by the way, you can use a di box and this may get rid of the buzz to, as they rely on XLR cables are balanced cables and they cut out buzzing noises! if your mic or guitar is using TRS or TS cables they are unbalanced and cause buzzing, a DI box allows the TRS cable in one side and the XLR cable connects to your sound device and eliminates the buzz. So it would go...Mic -trs cable to - DI Box - XLR cable to - Sound card - usb - computer.
If your usb is loose and buzzing check your usb cable or the sockets in the pc and sound card.
cheers.
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This is just amazing ! Really Great !! thank you Shan , this will fix my problem with guitar but Im still not sure about that unfamiliar noise which is not like hum or buzz. but I will test it.
I'm really thankful.
no probs all good !
hope it works out good.
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hey no problem mate, thanks for the tips i will look into them.
cheers
It's My pleasure , my friend Shan.
wish you the bests.