Basically i've set myself up a little studio, in a simple, Mixing board into the back of my sound card, recording mono, via my Line-In.
Basically, I'm wondering if its possible, to have my speakers perminantly plugged into my mixing desk, and from the mixing desk record into the back of my sound card, then play back back out of my computr via another sound card, and back into one of the tracks on my mixer, for playback via my speakers. (if that makes any sense at all? )
I know i can't have playback out of the same card into my mixer, because i get a horrible feed back sound. but when i plug it into the other sound card, i get a weak playback, when the channel is turned right up (highly distorted.)
Thank you in advance :)
Luke
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hmm. Im a bit confused. hehe Firstly thanks for the reply! Ano
hmm. Im a bit confused. hehe
Firstly thanks for the reply!
Another problem im having is something you just mentioned, which i think may need sorted first.
At the moments im recording everything MONO, from just the left Mains Out on my mixing board. As I don't have to Designated LINE-IN's i didn't know if it was possible to record Stereo? I would love to be able to though.
I Use a Gamessurround Muse 5.1 Standard PCI sound card.
My mixing desk is a Behtinger UB2442fx-PRO. Inputs i use into the mixer are Keyboard (stereo input) and a mic and guitar (obviously mono).
Then i use my Left Ctrl Room out for my speakers. ATM i'm using my Left Mains out, to my SOund cards Line-in for single track (mono) recording.
obviously I would love to be able to have a stereo output and record a Left and Right channel. ATM i can't work out how.
So if you have any way to do this.. and how to route this, to not create the loop.
Thanks again! *smiles*
Luke
aha, i kept everything the same, except i routed the output from
aha, i kept everything the same, except i routed the output from my card into my Aux return 1. And that works, with play back!
awesome.
I still cant work out how i can get this card to record two tracks (in stereo)
Thanks for your time! Really really apreciate it.
Luke
Sounds like you're having a signal loop. Basically, you have a s
Sounds like you're having a signal loop. Basically, you have a signal coming in from your computer to the desk, then sending the same signal back into the card, which is then sending it back to the board, and back to the card, and so on and so on....
You should have no trouble using the one card for both. just make sure that you eliminate the loop. How you go about this would depend on your setup, but for a simple 2 input card, I would use 2 aux sends from the board into the card and then use separate channels inputing from the card. You can then use the mains or monitor or control room outs for your speakers. If you turn the aux sends to the card from the card input channels (sending the card to the card) with this method, you would get the feedback that you are getting now.
If you gave more detail on your setup, I'm sure someone could give you a more tailored routing.