Hi everyone,

I'm trying to set up a pair of Focusrite liquid channels with output via aes/ebu.as a stereo output.

I've got the document on the setup, but what I fail to understand how a/d output from the slave preamp
Gets chained into the master preamp and out the aes/ebu on the master preamp.

Hi all,

I am looking to start a recording studio at a local conservatory dedicated to classical musicians, especially pianists and strings. I am a pianist by trade, but have always wanted to learn more on the recording end.

Hello all,

Sorry this is not a recording issue, per se, but I thought you guys would be the most experienced to help.

Over the weekend we got a permit and were playing some live music for snicks and giggles.

Okay, I've added the big ben as the master in my clock chain all appears to be good, a/d's are clocking and all sounds fine.
So the question I have is that the blue 'narrow' led flickers periodically and not overly bright when it is stable, is this the default behavior?, I ran the led test and the led appears to be okay, The unit is well ventilated and cool to the touch..

Hey all. I have a question that may be a bit silly/rudimentary but I'd appreciate the input.

Just wondering what people believe is the best Amplitude effect for increasing the volume of tracks? Do you hear differences in quality between different DAWs? Are there standalone programs that are markedly better?
o_O

What sample rates are people using to record? I want to use more than 44.1, probably 96 kHz. What is the audible difference between 96 and 192, and when, if, is 192 kHz recording necessary?

Later I will be recording audio for video and if 48 is standard for dvds, should I keep it there for syncing purposes? Will there be any advantage to recording at the higher rates for video?

Hi this is my first post and I want to thank you guys in advance for any feedback. I'm certain I'll learn a lot.

I do voice-overs and this is my mic chain. Miktek c7e/Vintech x73i/Purple Audio mc77.

Hello All:

I have a very simple question regarding the Zoom R16 XLR combo input jacks.