I have a Yamaha mg166c-usb 16 track mixer and i would like to run it through logic pro 8 so that each channel is assign to the mixer in the software so i can record live instruments and vocals will you share step by step lesson in logic to make that happen thankyou.
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godtruth wrote: how is it that cubse a1 4 came with it and logic
godtruth wrote: how is it that cubse a1 4 came with it and logic wont respond the same way?
What do you mean? I don't see anything on the website that says you can record more than two channels at a time.
Yamaha Pro Audio wrote: Cubase AI4 offers direct digital connectivity to the stereo buses of MG "USB" models
You can only send the stereo bus to Cubase or Logic. Now go take that unit back to Musicians Friend and complain that the salesman misled you.
The closest thing to what you want will cost a little extra:
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Glad to help. While your in the market, take a look at the Preso
Glad to help. While your in the market, take a look at the Presonus product line. They are around the same price as what you have now.
The advantage of the Yamaha N8 is that it is also a control surface. Which means you can mix from the faders on the mixer. With most mixers the faders look nice but are essentially pointless when it comes to mix time since they don't control the software.
If you're ok with mixing in the box using your mouse, don't worry too much about having a physical mixer. There's a perfectly good mixer in whatever software you end up using.
thanks again,however that brought up another thought that i was
thanks again,however that brought up another thought that i was using cubase sx3 when ihad a pc with a alasis firewire board now i have a macbook and logic comes with it so now i have to learn a different system however if i get cubase 3 or 4 and keep the mixer because it came with cubase a1 4 will i still have to go the other route you hve shared
Cubase SX3 is crossgrade, I believe. Meaning it should work on a
Cubase SX3 is crossgrade, I believe. Meaning it should work on a Mac.
Talk to the Cubase people and see what it could cost you to get the Mac software. Since you already have a license for SX3, I imagine very little if anything.
I'll need to look into this as well, should I want to do on-location recording. Let me know what you find, and I will do likewise if I get the answer sooner.
And the Presonus stuff works great w/ Cubase. I have SX3 and a Firestudio + Digimax and run 16 channels @ 44.1/16bit into my PC all the time. No issues.
If you already have the license for SX3 you already have the sof
If you already have the license for SX3 you already have the software for Mac since the install CD has both formats on it. You do have the install cd right? And, the dongle?
That being said, it doesn't matter what software you use, the hardware you have doesn't support more than 2 channels of simultaneous recording at one time. This is the limitation. Your mixer also is not a control surface so you will still need to mix inside the box.
There are other usb devices that support multichannel recording via a usb 2.0 connector but I don't know how stable those are. I have yet to see them in mass production so, I can't help but think it isn't going very well for that format.
Generally, if you want more than two simultaneous channels of recording at one time you either need a PCI or Firewire interace.
1) find equipment that can do this. this mixer can't.
1) find equipment that can do this.
this mixer can't.