I need help over this..at the moment I m on mac lion 10.7.5.macmini..I have a snow leopard hardisk with window xp partition taken from my hardware problems macbook..can I run any applications eg reason 3 or Pro Tools mpowered 7 via this external hardisk..some of my old projects I need to access..need advice from any expert here..thanx

Im Using Zoom H4n as a USB interface.

I plugin two SM58 Mics in the two bottom inputs, and get sound from Input 1 on the left channel and Input 2 on the right channel. I'm trying really hard to figure out how to get sound from both inputs to come out of both channels.

Hi, I'm trying to use this microphone Sennheiser E865-S with the Handy recorder Zoom H4n which is supposed to give phantom power 24 or 48v.

I just bought a Steinberg CI 1 USB Audio Interface, a Shure SM58, and a Logitech HD Pro C920 Webcam.

Hello!

Hello,

I'd like to ask if anyone already tried the new Zoom H6 with 4x external condenser mics. There is also possibility to detach the Zoom mic and replace it with another 2x XLR/TRS inputs. I'm wondering if the 4 AA bats inside could handle 6x phantom power for external condenser mics, let's say 6mA current consumption each... and how's the quality of such a preamp.

What up, I'm hear for some help because I'm just getting to confused reading various threads. Here's my situation !

Dear members,
my question is:
when you create a new recording-session on your multitrack, do you usually save it (and record) on the HD of your computer or on external HD (someone has told me that an external HD is faster and lighter than the one of the computer)?

Thank you in advance.

Giuseppe

Hello I have a QY700 external sequencer to control cubase. I record midi tracks into qy700 and play vst instruments inserted in differents tracks in Cubase 6. I set up the transformer in each midi track in Cubase to filter each track received from the qy, so that midi track 1 in Cubase play midi track 1 from qy, midi track 2 in Cubase play midi track 2 from qy, etc..

Hi!
I am looking for an external (usb preferred but firewire not ruled out) interface or "sound card" that has both digital coax as well as optical S/PDIF inputs.