[Solved!] Condenser Mic Noise when using ASIO

[UPDATE]
The issue has mysteriously disappeared. If it comes back, I'll try to track down the cause again.
 
[Update 2]
I believe I tracked it down to VoiceMeeter and Sonar interfering with one another's access to the audio engine. I started VoiceMeeter and then Sonar. Sonar was taking almost 100% CPU. I restarted the audio engine in Sonar, but as soon as it restarted, the CPU climbed back up. Then I restarted it in VoiceMeeter and that did it. No noise and a happy CPU.
 
[Original Post]
I'm hoping someone has some thoughts. I just bought a TASCAM TM-80 Condenser Microphone for podcasting. I'm using VoiceMeeter to record and get both the mic input and audio from SONAR. Mic preamp is the Presonus Audiobus USB.
 
Here's the problem: 
 
If I use ASIO drivers in Sonar, I get a lot of line noise with the mic (a bit like an electrical humming) and have my typical low latency when playing through a midi controller. However, if I use WDM/KS the mic is clean as a whistle BUT I have ultra high latency that makes it impossible to play live while recording. It's a bit of a impasse - as long as I don't need to play while recording, WDM/KS is fine. But I want to be able demo samples live.
 
Does anyone have any thoughts?

Thanks for the reply. Yes, yes and yes :-). But let me qualify the record level. I'm not recording into Sonar, but directly into screen capture software (Corel Videostudio). I've also tried various other capture software with the same results.
 
I stymied. Perhaps I'll try running the mic into Sonar.

I suspect VoiceMeeter is mixing in another source like a line in from the internal sound chip.

Thanks for the replies. I'm leaning toward scook's eval for now. It sounds exactly like a noisy internal connection. I recheck and make sure everything that should be disabled is disabled. 
 
The latency somes from (I think) using the WMD/KS drivers. When using ASIO, there is very little latency. I just get this line noise.

Hi Johnny, I don't have USB Mic, it's a condenser. My USB cable from the Audiobox audio interface does have a ferrite core. Thanks for the ideas.
 
In any event:
Oh boy. I hate it when a problem is "resolved" but you don't know why...
 
I redid everything but made no changes. Result = weird noise gone. So I have to wonder, was some other process running and causing issues that I didn't see?
 
Thanks for your help!

[Update 2]
I believe I tracked it down to VoiceMeeter and Sonar interfering with one another's access to the audio engine. I started VoiceMeeter and then Sonar. Sonar was taking almost 100% CPU. I restarted the audio engine in Sonar, but as soon as it restarted, the CPU climbed back up. Then I restarted it in VoiceMeeter and that did it. No noise and a happy CPU.
 
Other than this little glitch, VoiceMeeter is a nice piece of software.

Craig - Now I have a new word to use in a sentence this week - execrable!