Hello guys,
Well, I`m in trouble with my Behringer Mixer UB802, I'll describe my equipment below

Software:
- Saw Pro 2.8

Hardware:
- Behringer Mixer UB802
- Sound Card M-Audio Quattro Pro USB
- Headphones AKG K-55
- Mic Sennheiser

DO YOU USE IT ? WHAT DO YOU THINK?

I have an EMU 0404 card and am running my Roland Super JV1080 into the input...but I get this annoying feedback sound:

SPL 2384

I don't have this problem when I use a mic for the input at all...I don't have this problem when I input my roland jv sound module into an amp either...

OK, first off I wish I would've known about this forum before I started buying equipment/software but...
Specs: Hardware
Gateway Laptop PT4 HT, 512 MB RAM 100 GB 4200 RPM HD(like I said, wish I would've known)
300 GB External HD 7200 RPM, PreSonus' TubPre and Comp16, Casio MIDI keyboard, Shure KSM27 and Samson C01 condeser mics, and Lexicon Pro Omega

Hey guys, wondering if i can get some feedback.

Setup:

hey i gots a problem. i bought a ibanez TS9 and when i plug it in to my amp with my noise gate and EQ pedal all i get is a fuzzy sound and some feedback. this only happens when i go past 4 on my marshall valvestate amp. will a new noise gate help this problem. and if not what should i do

I do mostly acoustic music in my studio. I record a lot of serious players, and some newer artists. I get this because my studio is not open to the public.

My M-Audio Firewire Solo card seems to be the cause of an unavoidable consistant feedback. I am running 1/4" plugs from my turntables through my Mackie then into the M audio solo. The M Audio card is connected to my laptop through a firewire 800 cable. Im confident its not from the source (turntables) because I have recorded from vinyl using these tables through other sound cards.

I read some PDF manuals, read some reviews, had an opinoin from this site.
What are the pros and cons?
Do they kill the EQ I already have?

Could it be useful as i would run sound from stage sometimes?

Hi All
I would appreciate if anyone can help me with a problem I have with connecting my mixer to my soundcard.
I been reading a lot of articles of how u can get signals from either the main output or sub output of the mixer to the soundcard. I do get signals but also a lot of feedback and mono sounds.