Lol what, its actually a Periphery song, check out "the bad thing"

@@TheCarpenter0305 Oh, I know what the song is. I just meant the channel itself "Top Secret Audio". I think this was going to be a KZbin channel for recording/production tips that Misha started. He made a couple videos and abandoned the channel. He's started so many projects over the years that never went anywhere. I know it's him hustling, and like I said, his hard work has paid off. It's just interesting going back and looking at the ones that never went anywhere.

Same man haha, can't believe that was 9 years ago

You have brain damage

The trouble can be any of these: -Bad cables: Try another cable. -Cheap power adapters: True One is good. -Bad grounding on guitar: Check the grounding of your guitar or let a professional check & fix it. -Bad grounding on power source: Try plugging to another circuit. -Too much gain: Use less gain. -Too many pedals with bad cables, bad grounding etc: Unplug those pedals that you don't use and see if it's any better. -Electro magnetic stuff: Try changing your position in the room you're at. I've found that if I'm too close to my computer screen the buzz increases. Best place for me is at least 2 steps away from computer and turned left so that the guitar neck is facing away from the computer. You might have a different place in your room. -More electronagnetic stuff: Leave your phone and other electric devices you don't need to another room. Have your audio interface, computer, computer screen, pedals and amps all on separate places and heights. Don't let audio cables be to close to power cables but if they need to cross path somewhere then make sure that they cross each other like this: + and not side by side like this: II. I hope that helps.