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She says, "Everything's fine. Just go to lunch. It will be fixed by the time you get back."

Her mind: "I'm having an f'ing bit of a problem here in the sound studio. I'm trying to get this audio recording to sound just right, but I'm dealing with a persistent buzzing noise that keeps ruining the take. I've tried adjusting the levels on the mixing board, but it's not making a big enough difference. I've also tried using a noise gate to get rid of the buzzing noise, but it's not working as expected.
I think the problem might be with the electrical grounding of the studio, the buzz could be some kind of interference coming from outside. I'll check all cables and connections, to see if there's any loose or damaged wires that could be causing the problem. I'll also check to see if there are any power sources nearby that might be causing interference.
Unfortunately, I can't change locations, the recording need to be done in this studio and the deadline is tight. The client expect me to deliver the recording in the next hour. I'll be working under pressure to find a quick solution.
I'm going to try to isolate the problem frequency of the buzzing and try to remove it with equalization. If that doesn't work, I'll try to mask it by adding in some ambient noise or room tone to the recording. I'll also try to use different types of microphone and see if it changes the quality of the buzz.
There! Fixed.... wait... NO! The buzzing is still there? Why? WTF?!? I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE.

Wait... the buzzing... it's gone... I didn't do anything just now!?!? Why? How??"

Description
She says, "Everything's fine. Just go to lunch. It will be fixed by the time you get back."

Her mind: "I'm having an f'ing bit of a problem here in the sound studio. I'm trying to get this audio recording to sound just right, but I'm dealing with a persistent buzzing noise that keeps ruining the take. I've tried adjusting the levels on the mixing board, but it's not making a big enough difference. I've also tried using a noise gate to get rid of the buzzing noise, but it's not working as expected.
I think the problem might be with the electrical grounding of the studio, the buzz could be some kind of interference coming from outside. I'll check all cables and connections, to see if there's any loose or damaged wires that could be causing the problem. I'll also check to see if there are any power sources nearby that might be causing interference.
Unfortunately, I can't change locations, the recording need to be done in this studio and the deadline is tight. The client expect me to deliver the recording in the next hour. I'll be working under pressure to find a quick solution.
I'm going to try to isolate the problem frequency of the buzzing and try to remove it with equalization. If that doesn't work, I'll try to mask it by adding in some ambient noise or room tone to the recording. I'll also try to use different types of microphone and see if it changes the quality of the buzz.
There! Fixed.... wait... NO! The buzzing is still there? Why? WTF?!? I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE. I'M GOING TO DIE.

Wait... the buzzing... it's gone... I didn't do anything just now!?!? Why? How??"