You need to be a whole lot more specific or this question will be closed as unanswerable. And I used it with a usb port too.ĭoes not even begin making sense, never mind the detail level. I tried switching usb port, and I think it's not a ground loop since I plugged in when using it with my laptop. That makes it impossible to give any useful advice about what may be going wrong. You don't bother giving any details about your setup relevant to your problem. They may position the microphone differently and they may have different possibly problematic devices in the room, like energy saving lamps with sub-par power supply. They may use different recording software on a different laptop or with different settings, like sample rates, file formats, recording options. They may use a different USB sound interface. So the question is what difference there may be to other people. 2 answers 0 votes: Faced the same problem and tried all these methods. Obviously, some other people don't have that problem. 2 Answers 2 Turn off Automatic Suspend in Settings > Power Install GNOME Tweaks by entering sudo apt install gnome-tweaks Turn off.

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