I'm recording an acoustic electric and using a sure microphone, when recording I have very low volume on the mic, co I adjust it so that the guitar does not flood out the vocals, however the volume is extremely low. Is there a way to turn up the final project before burning it to a CD which would require extremely excessive use of volume in the car or wherever?

Hi I am new to the forum, just to give you a small background on myself, I live in Caracas, Venezuela, I am an electronic engeneering student, and I have been playing bass guitar for almost 10 years, and i am 24 years old. I will really apreciate all the help that you could give me since I am kind of new to the recording stuff.

I have bought myself an E-mu 0404 soundcard, and I have a small setup where i am using Logic as the recording program. But I have a huge problem with it, the sound is about about half a second delayed when I am recording. Does anyone know about the soundcard or logic and can anybody help me with this?

I would be reallt gratefull...
Thank you so much
Mr Abbey

anyone familiar with sequencing the sounds from proteus-x onto fruity loop tracks. so far, i've managed to open the vst sound module for proteus-x in fruity loops. I'm using a midi controller to play each note. how do I record multiple proteus-x tracks similar to the way I would if I was playing and recording fruity loop tracks and sounds?

Hello,

is the timing as good as the Proteus X being that it has no dsp help?

Hey, i have been through 2 emu1820m "mastering grade" coverters. i still have crackles and pops and frustration. Just when i think is all good, its all bad.

Any ideas, on something that, will not give me these hassles. Before this, i had a delta 1010LT, that, never gave me a crakle. or pop..

thanks..

I have both the 1820m and the 0404 digital audio cards, running Cubase SX2.x. Is it possible to use the PatchMix app on both cards, installed on the same system. Or do I have to except the fact that the 0404 cards needs to be decommissioned.

Anyone know?

I have an old Proteus module with the classic clicking power supply problem. Dang voodoo power supplies, I hate them!
Anyway, I was wondering if I could simply use a power supply from one of my old computers. Seems to me that +5v, -5v, +12v, -12v from anything would power this unit.

Does anybody record with a laptop?

If so, I have an E-MU 1616 unit that came with MIDI cables. The keyboard I am running is a Yamaha Motif 6.

Anyways, maybe I don't understand MIDI recording but my program, Sound Forge 6, does not read any signal from the E-MU using a MIDI connection. I get a signal from the headphone jack OUT on the keyboard, but it is very quieted.