These can occur both inside and outside the computer, but thankfully most can be cured with a little knowledge, a little sleuthing, plus the occasional use of a soldering iron. For PC users, I've written about many such causes and some possible solutions in previous issues of SOS (most recently in SOS May 2003), but there is another set of audio problems that can cause untold frustration for all computer users - fundamental hardware issues that cause hums, buzzes, and other background noises. While there are plenty of possible causes of clicks and pops in digital audio recordings, most are related to the way the computer has been set up, are problems with the soundcard drivers, or are due to incompatibilities with other expansion cards in the same machine.
We take a look at what causes them, and how to banish them for good! Many of the unwanted hums, clicks, and whirrs that compromise the performance of your computer studio are nothing to do with software.
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