I have Korg sp-250 digital piano, its has midi,audio in/out and 2x headphones.

I want to make sure this isn't an error from me doing something wrong.

Computer with a R16 via USB and my Gemini Monitors plugged in L and R with XLR to 1/4 inch.

any suggestions? I would hate to think its defective when its my fault. I even switched the cables L & R and the same woofer did not have anything coming out

I am a complete beginner at recording – so go easy and explain any technobabble...

Background:

Hey all, I'm using Cubase to record from:

Shure SM7B -> XLR cable -> cloudlifter CL-1 -> XLR cable -> Scarlett 8i6 (Phantom Power On - Gain = 7) -> USB cable -> laptop.

I have both the stock pop filter on the mic itself as well as a pop filter attached to the boom stand.

Hi guys - my first post here, so howdy.

I'm building a DAW - I've been playing guitar for many years, and even using DAWs for quite a few years, always low end with make do hardware. Now I'm in the position to build out a pretty decent spec machine, and I'm looking at audio interfaces.

Hello,

I am primarily a musician, however I have been running a "Rock Band" after school program which is a lot of fun. I have a lot of experience with Garageband and I know this doesn't get much credit as a program, but I did a lot of recording on it with my friend in the past and I had results I was happy to listen to and continue to enjoy listening to.

An interesting read on 96k vs 44.1k sample rates and up sampling.

New Triple Computer Audio Interface box from AVLifesavers handles multiple computer feeds from the podium, panel discussions, etc. It's a 3 channel passive mixer with stereo 1/8" mini inputs + transformer direct box. Made in USA. $110http://www.avlifesa…

I'm looking to get a keyboard in the $500 - $700 range. Will be using it mainly for recording purposes (so midi capabilities needed), but also for live performances from time to time. I'm mainly looking for something that has realistic sounds, so not Casio. It seems liek Roland and Korg are the top brands.