Background noise on vocal track

Hello Doug, obviously for what you are saying, you would have a problem in the effects processor of your Behringer, I suggest you use an external processor to corroborate that the problem is not in the shipping bar, or in the allocation of returns
If you have technical knowledge, disarm the mixer and control the internal connections of the effects processor, see if there are no loose solders
I sent you the link to download the circuits of your PMP5000
If you do not find the origin of the fault, look for a specialized technical service
I hope you can solve the problem
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Doug, evidentemente por lo que comentas, tendr?as un problema en el procesador de efectos de tu Behringer, te sugiero que utilices un procesador externo para corroborar que el problema no esta en la barra de env?os, ni en la asignaci?n de retornos
Si tienes conocimientos t?cnicos, desarma el mixer y controla las conexiones internad del procesador de efectos, observa si no tiene soldaduras flojas
Te env?o el link para descargar los circuitos de tu PMP5000
Sino encuentras el origen de la falla, busca un servicio t?cnico especializado
Espero puedas resolver el problema
Saludos Franco Dosil

https://www.electronica-pt.com/esquema/audio/behringer-audio/behringer-europower-pmh5000-rev-d-15967

Hi, you didn't say if the mic actually passes sound? The C-1 is a condenser Mic & needs phantom power - switch on the rear of your mixer. If that's no help, what happens if you disconnect the mic, then turn the levels back up? Still hissing or gone? If it's gone then it's the Mic - must use a 3 wire cable, preferably XLR so it gets the phantom power. If the hiss is still there without the Mic then sounds like the mixer is faulty - try some of the other channels..... How loau is the hiss - just in the background or as load as a vocal "one, two" test? A few things to check anyway...... Good Luck!

You need a mixer. Connect the microphone to the mixer and also the background music. That way you have separate control of volume for the voice and the music.
The background noise can come from different sources. One of them is from the laptop itself, if the laptop is noisy to begin with.

first install driver, plug in usb port of your laptop

Hi, the speakers are unpowered, but that desk is also unpowered, so you need an amplifier in the circuit. This can either be in the desk, in the speaker, or a separate device, there are advantages to each.

Check the input and output settings. Look in the preferences or settings menu for "i/o settings" or "i/o setup." You're going to set it from the default internal mic input to this one. It sounds like it may be that simple.

the best way is to connect your master output to the uca200 input and uca out to your amp. u have to use a sound editing software to record.suggestions-audacity.

Yours DjNicq

i have the same probelm as da 1st guy,, when i record my vocals some how da beat sneaks into da mic too and fuccs it up.. seriously its ****

I've had the same problem. It just is like the tracks mix up with each other. It's pretty irritation when you come to the mixing process. You just can't mix track where the first one for example actually is some song. But you also got some guitar from track 2 on it and the guitar track has got track 3 and 4 on it and so on and so on.
How do you fix that problem

Connect the analogue inouts of the recorder to the monitor or tape outputs on the mixer.