Tell us about your setup. Where do you plug your mic and so forth.

Its connected into my m-audio delta 1010lt card.

It is registering the sound as the green bar on neuendo is moving properly in according to level of sound im playing and when i start stop etc... but the sound back is a continuous same sound. So was wondering if its neundo problem, possibly to do with device setup ?

As far as i know. The Delta 1010 does not have a mic preamp built in. its a line-level inputthingie. you will have impedance mismatch and some other stuff. making everything FUBAR.

I have seen this before in Nuendo 3. I believe it has something to do with computer system and available resources. I close down the session and launch it again, problem goes away...give it a shot if it happens again...if its consistent...take a look at your system resources...perhaps not enough memory, hard drive space..ect..

How do i monitor that?

I got 4 gig memory with a quad core processor.. surely it should be ok.. im using 1024 samples on my delta card giving me 23ms delay if that is of any help cos that i think was the last thing i changed but my mate has the same on a lower spec pc and it was fine.

Hans Am has it you need to use a preamp in between the Mic and the Delta 1010. I have the delta66 and thats what I have to do.

It's worked before it doesn't need a preamp before it..... cos then i loose my amp's preamp tone which would defeat the point of mic recording for me in the first place..

I think i got it working though i had the mic in L but recording in R but although it still pickup up sound.. i have no idea where from lol! Most probably a ghost in my room hogging the frequency.

The Delta 1010lt has two XLR connectors with pre-amps. Plugging a mic into that should be OK. It also has TRS connectors which do not have pre-amps. In order to use a mic on the XLR, you need to switch a hardware jumper on the PCI card from 'line' to 'mic'

Umm i don't know if i have done that i wouldn't know how either..

There are fairly clear instructions in the 1010 manual.

I know. But im probably not going to change anything unless it stops working again.

sirchick wrote: Umm i don't know if i have done that i wouldn't know how either..

You ponied up for Nuendo and a quadcore box and you don't know even the most basic of engineering skills?

Seriously, I think you would do well to invest in a book on the topic end give it several thorough readings. You will benefit greatly in a lot of areas beyond this issue