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chriswalker8511 31 January 2009

Hi guys

Me and my friend are having some trouble recording drums into logic. So we've got a kit all the mics going into the usb mixer going into macbook into logic but it all goes into 1 track. We really need each mic to have its own channel for panning etc. Can anybody help?

Thanks
Chris

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jammster Sat, 01/31/2009 - 09:02

Hello chriswalker8511,
welcome to the RO forum!

I have Logic 8 and a macbook, I can help you.

You have to instal drivers from the mixer into your mac OS in order for the device to register with Logic.

You must go to the website for your mixer and download the drivers and instal them.

Once you have done this proceed:

You must go to the internal drive and double click(dc)

When the window pops up you want to select applications on the left of the window.

dc on the folder titled "utilities"

dc on the application titled "Audio Midi Setup"

Select the 'audio devices' tab on the top of the menu.

This application allows you to switch the path where the audio goes for the OS so your alert sounds and internet will come out the device such as your mixer instead of the built in speakers.

Once you start logic up with the new drivers installed you must go to the preferences icon on the top left side of the and click. Once the window pops up select the 'core audio' tab and then look for 'device:' tab. You should be able to scroll down and select your device.

Happy recordings,
Bret

http://www.myspace.com/bretnorman

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