Hi,

I hope one of you can help me out on this one.

The audio playing back from my Tascam US-122L audio interface is currently cutting out the left signal. It records tracks fine but the playback is affected. I know its not the headphones. Is it possible that playing audio that clips could've damaged it? Or is it just old(5yrs or so)?

I've rarely used this trick, but it can be helpful, and was on a recent project. The singer/mic combination I wanted for the tunes was a little too sibilant for my liking, and I was afraid the mixing engineer wouldn't have enough tricks in his bag to fix it convincingly.

I am using a Tascam US1800 interface with my PC running windows 7 home premium and pro tools 11.

A week or so ago I was jamming with my BYOC Mouse pedal (vintage Rat clone) and at points I had the volume and gain at full into my JCM800 2203 100w head. The amp was fine then, but then I switched to my 808 OD pedal and played for a little bit and then I heard a pop sound and the amp got really quiet.

My new midi keyboard works well in Cubase 5, just one very annoying thing: when I press any chord or at least 2 notes same time, I hear only 1 sound (while recording it records properly 2/3 or more notes but plays only one when listening or repeat). Midi keyboard problem or software setup problem?

Hello, I have a Blue Yeti Microphone with a pop filter, a boom arm stand, and it still picks up background noise. I can hear the fans roaring decently in my recordings. Please help!

I am upgrading my old mac to a Macbook Pro Retina and have been researching audio interfaces. My old setup was a Firepod with (white plastic) mac and that has served me well for many years.

I've never used ADAT so I am clueless. Reason I'm asking is I have two RME ADI-8 QS that are stellar, I love them but I'm not using them now because I replaced these for the Orion 32, which I'm not completely thrilled about in comparison to the sound quality of the QS' but hey, the Orion 32 has 32 ADDA channels and its good enough for jazz.

Hi,
I am looking for good price and good quality studio monitors for mixing, recording, composing.
I found kind of interedting and cheap stuff.
So, it's JBL LSR305 and KRK Rokit 5 G3.
I heard a lot of good words about KRK monitors, but I was kind of disappointed. The sound quality was much better on JBL monitors.