i recently discovered strange issue, i am not sure if it's common or only wavelab or just my configuration.

I am relatively new to audio recording and am trying to record vinyl records to my computer (a Mac).

hi all.
after many fruitless hours of research into this i have decided to irritate some of you with some questions :)

i am running a windows xp Cubase or reaper based setup with a Focusrite saffire pro 40 as the interface.
i also have a Focusrite twintrak(TT) pro with the a/d card installed.

I had my guitar plugged in DI the other day and couldn't help but notice a digital distortion whenever I hit a chord too hard. I checked my gain structure and can't seem to figure out where it is coming from.

Fender > AVT50 > Firebox > iMac > Heaphones for monitor

Mics: Matched Pair : Oktava Mk-012

Sound Clip: http://media.putfile.com/Oktava-Mk-012-stereo-pair

Recorded spaced pair - Left Mic around bridge about 9 inches out
Right Mic at 12th fret 9 inches out

I have a MOTU 8 pre and its been working great. it uses firewire. my laptop doesnt have a 6 pin so i run it 6 pin to 4 pin firewire.

its been working fine and still does with my friends laptop [we also use a different cable 6 pin to 6 pin] but now on my laptop i get HUGE amount of clipping no matter what i record or if i even import an audio file into SONAR.

Hey folks i just bought the Focusrite ISA 428 about a month ago and the damn thing doesnt seem to work properly.

Ive tried different mics, cords,configurations and what I'm getting is a clipped signal half way up the meter(-8). It almost sounds like it is being overly compressed. This seems to be most problematic in the low end,but the general description is static,and muffled.

Is there any way to fix clipping so that it doesn't sound so distorted. I made a

Is it possible to save a track that was already recorded at too high a level and has obvious clipping issues? I had some one bring in the wave files for a track for a mix down. There's a male vocal speaking and a male vocal singing.

I'm recording into analog mic inout 1 on the delta 1010lt and in the control panel there is still clipping. and I'm not doing something simple to remove it. i cant figure it out and i cant seem to see what I'm doing wrong. I'm testing the input levels using just a vocal and its still clipping, i know there are preamps built into the two analog inputs for the 1010lt.