Sometimes you can pick up interference from other electronic devices like iPods and cell phones that you may have too close to your laptop. Could be?
Also, unplug your laptop just in case - as a kinda test.
But, even if you cannot find the source of the feedback, there's no need to delete your entire recording! That's what noise removal is for! Please give noise removal in Audacity a try next time and see if that works. That just sucks so so much that you lost all your work. :< Next time, just try out some filtering techniques and see what those can do. And if you need help with settings, podfic_tips and twitter are your friends! <3
Yeah, noise removal actually made it worse, not better--like the feedback stood out more with no background noise to distract from it, maybe.
I haven't had any problems with the laptop unplugged, so maybe that's what it is? It's just weird that it's never given me a problem before... Didn't have anything else close to the laptop. Hmm.
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Also, unplug your laptop just in case - as a kinda test.
But, even if you cannot find the source of the feedback, there's no need to delete your entire recording! That's what noise removal is for! Please give noise removal in Audacity a try next time and see if that works. That just sucks so so much that you lost all your work. :< Next time, just try out some filtering techniques and see what those can do. And if you need help with settings, podfic_tips and twitter are your friends! <3
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I haven't had any problems with the laptop unplugged, so maybe that's what it is? It's just weird that it's never given me a problem before... Didn't have anything else close to the laptop. Hmm.
Thanks for your thoughts!