Hi everyone, I am new here. I am looking for something like the Zoom H4n / H2 that I can use as a portable recorder, but also plug into a PC and use as a USB mic. I would also like to be able to play back a track on the device and record a new track without overdubbing.

Hi, This is my first ever forum thread anywhere on the net.

Basically here's my issue:

I am recording through Logic Pro. I am running my sound through a Lexicon Alpha audio interface.

Does anyone happen know why there is a playback delay when recording on to my laptop?

Even when an instrument is plugged directly into the laptop, there is a half a second or so delay between playing the instrument and hearing it through the headphones.

This is obviously quite a hindrance! Any ideas would be gratefully received

Hey all,

How do I get rid if the headphone play back in the vox track when recording vox.

When playing a vox track I can hear the music that was playing in head phones.

Hello!

Using an Audiogram 6, I am trying to do some recording from guitar to computer.
I managed to make it so that when I do play and record, the sound is captured and the wavelength on screen does change, but for some odd reason when I try to listen to what I play I get the strange message of:

Using Magix Music Maker:

Midi playback skips and studders terribly, and says 100% of my cpu is used when I use multiple tracks with the synth. I know I have enough Ram and my processor is good. What I'm wondering is if the payback midi thats on my computer is causing this problem, and if getting a new soundcard with a better driver will fix this.

Hey guys, Having a problem on Win7 with playback re-recording. Here's the layout

1) Track one records just fine, no problems there
2) Track two will re-record what track one is playing, so I'll have 2 part ones and barely any part 2 in the final