Hi... New to the forum and somewhat new to digital audio recording., I'm looking for help with an M-Audio Delta 44 card.

I want to hook up 2 pairs of speakers to the analog outs on the Delta 44 (pair of studio monitors & set of home stereo speakers), but for some reason I only get sound on the first two outputs WAVout 1/2, and no sound at all on 3/4.

I am wondering what's the best way to tack Midi in Pro Tools via Mach 5? I have assigned a Pro Tools Midi track to an Audio track with Mach 5 as audio plugin , through which I hear Midi data and control a single Mach 5 channel, ex. channel 1.

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Is it me or is kurt pushing these mics pretty hard. KF usually has pretty harsh feelings against brands that are inexpensive and "budget", and I have not once seem him qualify these with "for the money".

Does anybody have any real reviews on these mics? Are they really any good?

Thanks,

Steve

Hey all! I'm in an interesting time right now where I may go from doing all on-location symphonic recording to actually opening a studio and recording anything and everything. I feel as though it would be to my benefit to have a console but haven't completely sold myself on the idea yet. Here are my needs:

So this has been covered a many times in these forums, but now I'm in the position of actually having to choose one of these for a multipurpose (mostly vocals) lg diaphragm condenser- I'm familiar with the TLM 103 and how it sounds. Some folks seem to like the others more.

When I'm recording. . my vocals are not clipping in the analog realm. .but when I see them on my software they are exceed the tracking lanes. .in other words you don't see a sign wave you just see a red square so you can;t see the dynamics. Now on my virtual mixer, the digital wave is not clipping either.

I have a [="http://images.misupply.com/products/original/Shure/63814.jpg"]Shure SM58[/]="http://images.misup…"]Shure SM58[/] connected to my computer through a [[url=http://="

Hey guys. I think I need some cables which are wirered differently than the ones I can get in the store. So I'm thinking about trying to make the cables myself. The problem is that I have almost no experience in soldering :oops:, so I'm wondering what the risks are if I try to do it? I know it will probably be time consuming, but what happens if I do a bad job?

This is an Odd Question as I have no idea if it can be done.

I want to Be able to Take a Mixer / Control Surface and Each Input I have plugged into it, Record to it's Own Track in Pro-Tools or any other Software.

My idea is to have full control over everything going into the recording independently.

What would I need to do this?

ok, tell me how feasable this sounds. My friend is putting together a Dj rig.
Could he get two of these, pull the bottom woofer off the x-over and amp the bottom and tops seperately using an outboard 2-way xover and a pair of RMX 2450s?