WEIRD HISSING SOUND IN GB3

hey everyone, im having some trouble with my imac/mbox/garageband. Sounds will play out of my studio monitors through the mbox, but when i go to record, it records a really loud hiss/static. Can anyone please help me out?

Depends on how busy the store is. If you go very early, probably not. Otherwise you can make an appt. there. I would try to go at least busy times. You can also make appts. online thru the Apple.com and find that store store and then make the appointment. Go to the Apple main page, near the top click on "where to buy" and you can find it there.

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so wait. I can go to a web site that offers
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That's what I said. Yes.
http://www.thehangtime.com/gb/gbfaq2.html#installsoundfonts
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I have not encountered the "hissing bug"
But have encountered something similar to what you describe - but with differences.
When Audio is Cut at a point, that is not a Zero-Crossing, depending on the point on the Waveform, that the Cut was made, there can be a "pop," at that spot. Adobe Audition has the ability to set Cut at Zero-Crossing, but I do not think that PrPro has that capability.
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HT4528 I have an IPhone5. The screen goes blue, then B & W snow, then makes a short hissing sound and shuts off. It did it 3-4 times and now it will not turn on. Should I try to have it serviced or replace it?

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Get it looked at by visiting an Apple Store or Authorized Apple Service Provider. If you can't, contact Apple Support to get it serviced.
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