It doesn't seem like a typical "feedback" problem, as feeback is produced by over modulation between the amplifier and the source - usually a pickup or microphone. It may be your cables to your amplifier are bad, or the actual line out jack(s) may have gone bad. If it is more of a humming sound rather than feedback, that is most likely your issue. If you have additional patch cables, switch out the existing ones, and see if that ends it. If not, it is possibly the jack(s).
You have a headphone jack on the Behringer, though you did not say if the problem arises through the headphones or an external amplifier. If you get the noise in the headphones, when no patch cords or a mic is attached, then the problem you should look at is your headphones or the headphone jack. You can narrow the problem down by using an external ampifier and see if you still have the "feedback" sound. if not, it's in the headphones or headphone jack.
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It doesn't seem like a typical "feedback" problem, as feeback is produced by over modulation between the amplifier and the source - usually a pickup or microphone. It may be your cables to your amplifier are bad, or the actual line out jack(s) may have gone bad. If it is more of a humming sound rather than feedback, that is most likely your issue. If you have additional patch cables, switch out the existing ones, and see if that ends it. If not, it is possibly the jack(s).
You have a headphone jack on the Behringer, though you did not say if the problem arises through the headphones or an external amplifier. If you get the noise in the headphones, when no patch cords or a mic is attached, then the problem you should look at is your headphones or the headphone jack. You can narrow the problem down by using an external ampifier and see if you still have the "feedback" sound. if not, it's in the headphones or headphone jack.
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