Hi guys!

I haven`t been to recording.org for quite some time - looks good here!

:) Hi Sebatron ! I edited the boring history of why I am asking this question, sorry.

Is it desirable to have an input transformer that provides a maximum output, or is there a balance judgment between response, gain, and other things?

--Rick

Well...

The new PC (Dell 8250) is set up, SONAR 2.2 & WaveLab 4.0 installed; & the OS (XP) is optimized for digital audio multitracking.

The new Audio Interface (LynxTWO) sounds incredible; & it has such a high quality analog front end that it picked up a problem with my input device chain I never knew I had.

I got distracted from drawing out my own available basement, and a friend asked me help with his. So here it is. He wants to improve the space acoustically and how it is used.

When recording a source I'm constantly trying to figure out how to get the maximum sound level before overdriving my pre. For instance when I stick my u195 in front of my plexi cabinet, I fool with my pre for hours trying to get a good balance between my output gain and input sensitivity. Where's a good starting point?

I have a soundblaster audigy sound card and I'm using Cakewalk home studio 2002 to record guitars and stuff,well I'm trying to,problem is Home studio has the ability to monitor the live input,meaning i can hear an effect on my guitar while I'm actually recording,problem is i arm track for recording,choose an effect and as soon as i arm for recording this noise comes through the speakers when i

i have a Q10 and i'm getting clips without switching on the mic preamp's and turning the gain all the way down? any suggestions? are you using a board before your interface? can i fix this without using anything before the interface...or do i have to buy some outboard mic preamp's?

i have a Q10 and i'm getting clips without switching on the mic preamp's and turning the gain all the way down? any suggestions? are you using a board before your interface? can i fix this without using anything before the interface...or do i have to buy some outboard mic preamp's?

Hi everyone,
I got this new MOTU FastLane MIDI interface installed but can't get its input to be recognized in DP. I'm able to send MIDI to my Korg N5 but can't use it to control anything. I set two cables in and out in FreeMIDI.
Any help will be appreciated.
Capi

Greetings all.