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Believe me I wish this wasn't the case but I've tested alot of audio cards(of course built in is the worst) and there all going to have this problem the more gain you add after the input. Here's an example to check how your card will perform. Arm a track in ableton set your metro at 0db thats the ...

I would start by connecting only your mic to your interface, and one track in ableton with just that input from your mic. Any feedback?? I think your problem could be the guitar rig plugin. I had a problem with crosstalk/bleed from input and output channels when using high gain amp sims. Anything ...

this is just for your mic ? ...
maybe try cutting some offending resonant frequencies with the eq...
if that don't work try eliminating guitar rig... (you sure there's no compressor in your guitar rig presets as well?)
i have tried cutting the frequencies with the EQ, i have tried it in the ...

can you elaborate in very detail your entire signal flow...

from the mic, how exactly you go into which soundcard?, etc. (including routing you might apply within the soundcard, if your soundcard has a separate mixer section, maybe the issue is there, some soundcards have a monitoring option that ...

3dot... wrote:... beware of compressors

yep, ive noticed how compressors increases the possibilities of feedback ocurring, so i have eliminated them from any channel reciving incoming signal from the mic...thanks

i process vocals both ways, and i get feedback anyway...but i even get feedback with unprocessed vocals

Hey everyone!
So,here is my problem...I use live to process vocals on stage,i also run my guitar through Live and use it to launch clips and stuff...so, every bit of sound is coming out of my computer.
I use built in Live audio effects to process my vocals, the problem is that no matter what i do to ...