I having a tough time figuring out the Aux Ins on the Omni:

The manual says," Aux to Line In switches are only providewd for Aux Ins 1 and 2. Aux Ins 3 and 4 cannot be routed to the Omni Line Ins in this Fashion". Is there another way to route it? When they say "fasion" it seems that there could be another way.
So can I get aux Ins 3&4 into Cubase SX?

Thanks

I use the Evolution UC 33 Midi Controller, It connects via USB. It also is powered through the USB port. I have noticed on several occasions that it will stop working and the drivers disappear. Unless I restart the PC or Unplug then replug the USB cable. Then the device appears again.

I use Cubase SX 1.06. I have a Fatar Keyboard Controller feeding a Evolution UC 33 Controller surface. Out of the UC 33 it goes to Emu, ASR-X, Roland MVS1 module. The UC 33 is USB.

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Requirements
Digidesign approved Macintosh system
Mac OS 9.1 or later
Mac OS X compatible
Pro Tools LE/Mix/HD 5.1 or later

PLEASE NOTE THIS PLUG-IN IS UNSUPPORTED. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK...

Has anyone tried or heard any news on the new ST6 or ST8 line of KRK monitors? They are very inexpensive and I was thinking about purchasing a pair. I already use the V4's and love them. Should I get a pair of these as well?

Hi all Im facing a little bit of a delima
Ok I now have 6 channels of preamplification (at least I will soon)

2 channels langevin am 16
2 channels SSL (custom racked)(E series i believe)
2 channels of Sebatron vmp 2000e (cant wait for this beauty to come!)

Anyone using this technology? I'm always doing it afterwards, with the "audio to midi groove template" in Logic, and then the NNXT sampler in Reason (Rewire from Pro Tools).. The "audio to midi groove template" works much better if you do a "telephone" eq to the snare and toms. Anyone having other ways of doing this?

Pleaaaaase help cause I'm becoming more desperate every minute !

I've been working on an important project lately that is very powerhungry, so I needed to upgrade my DAW. A week ago I got all the carefully selected components for my new DAW, and built it. The configuration was :

I’m working at a studio with a Studer tape machine and a Trident series 80 board. I am about to start mixing and there is no automation. I have a Pro Tools HD3 system, that although its sounds great, in an A, B comparison to the tape, if the tape is a 10, the pro tools is a 9.25.

How much impact will adding a A/D converter to my studio add versus using the converters in my Delta 1010? I probably know the answer to this already, but will it be a significant improvement or more subtle? What will I notice.