I just purchased a Tascam Portastudio DP-02CF (refurbished) and I am having some trouble, I am getting no playback. I assume its recording because I hear it through my headphones and the meters show it is getting a signal, but when I go back and press play I get no sound at all. I did some internet research and it seems to be a somewhat common problem, so is there a solution?

Hi:

I never record anything, so, me and my friend bought some devices, here what we got so far.

-Mackie 16 channel mixer
-Alesis Midiverb III
-Shure SM58

Its seem that we have everything. I started triying with Nuendo 3.5 but I don't get a good quality of voice. What program do u recommend me?

My DAW computer died. I took it to the local PC store, and the kid hooked up a handheld device with 4 LED's on it, fired up the PC and said "Your PSU is no good". It's a Thermaltake 600w (W0129RU). He put one off of the shelf in, fired it up and still no luck. He said, "You need a PSU with another connection.", so he put another one in, still no luck, then said "Your MB is shot too".

Hey there,

I'm having a problem. When I go to record vocals, (or anything for that matter) over a track, the bed track also records into the vocal track. It seems to be a software setting or something, because even when I unplug the speakers/headphones and any input, I'm still getting this problem. The output sounds are being taken as input.

Hi Guys

I am running:
Reason 4
Macbook 2.4ghz, 4GB RAM
Native Instruments Audio Kontrol 1 USB interface

I can get latency right down to 4ms (well thats what it says, but i doubt it) which is ok for synth stuff, but is really noticable for piano sounds.

I have just purchased a Groove Tubes Brick from the US as there is nowhere to buy one from in the UK. I was told that I can switch the voltage to 240v internally but after opening it up cannot find any obvious switches. A search on Google came up with one guy saying that I need to change some wires around. Has anyone got any ideas or a link to a guide on how to switch the voltage over?

I have a weird, newbie question. I have a 828mkii that I use on my PowerMac G5... but, it seems incredibly too loud. I have to have it set to -30db to use it at a reasonable volume. But can't that cause weird problems?

Do most people do that?

I am going to order an Asus Eee 1000HE (Netbook) sometime soon, and run EeeBuntu Standard on it as my operating system. I will be attending college as a music major and really want to use Audacity for my recording projects. My dad uses Cubase Studio 4 and has a pretty elaborate home studio that he records full bands with.

Searched previous threads as hard as I could, but didn't get specific answers, so I apologize if this has been done before:

How do I hook up my PA system up to my Tascam DP-02?