Taming your Laptop's Fan for Audio Recording
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couldn't hear whether the your fan wasn't making any noise. Mine was too loud :)
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@corylshaw I'm looking into purchasing a silent fan for my laptop. I don't know if any exists, but I don't mind getting one custom-made if necessary. Oh, and your laptop looks great - how did you keep it in top condition for so long?
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simple but cool
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....why not just use FanSpeed?
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haha genius...yet ghetto =]
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That's not at all smart. If moisture/condensation gets inside your laptop......NOT A GOOD IDEA. Especially not wise if your laptop has vents at the bottom.
dav5tar09 3 months ago
@dav5tar09 You're probably right, but hey, my laptop is now about 4 years old and still humming along!
corylshaw 3 months ago
yes fans are usually the culprit of noise while recording. Hard drives can be noisy too, but normally not too noisy for recording. There also might be a utility for taming your computer's fan while recording, but you risk your drives overheating. Maybe then you could record from your refrigerator :)
corylshaw 2 years ago