I used my Micro BR for the first time this weekend.I use it in Mp3 mode and recorded a show from a sound board. We did a sound check on the Br and thought I had the input level ok.

I have a little mixer called the Behringer Xenyx 1202 FX
 
What I would like to do is monitor my vocals with the effects from the mixer along with the output from my computer's sound card through the headphone Jack on the mixer.
But when recording, only record the dry vocals back into my computer. I have tried many things but nothing is really working.

Hello everyone,

hope that I choose the right subforum to post my question...

Well I'm a newbie to analog sound and have bought the following equipment to rip some tracks from vinyl in a decent quality.

Hey all! First post on here, so I hope it's not an overly dumb one.

I've got an EMU 404 USB audio interface, and it's got 2 audio inputs on it. I'm looking in to Micing my drum set to do some recording, and I was wondering if I could use a multi-channel mixer BEFORE the audio interface so I could run more mics.

Hi, I'm new to this forum and recording in general, but I was hoping someone here could help me. I just bought some infrared wireless headphones thinking that they would allow me to use the metronome in Ableton Live without having it appear in my recording, but to my dismay it's audible - even if I record and the microphone wasn't on.

I recently set up Cubase 5.1 on my laptop and I plugged in a USB mixboard that is working properly, however I can not get Cubase to receive a signal from it. I've exhausted all the option in my device setup menu, and I don't know what the problem is. Any help or tips?

Hi,

hey everyone, I'm using a Focusrite octopre and a pro tools le 7 system with the 002 factory board. Using an optical cable to connect the two, but i cant figure out how to assign the optical in to a track let alone which channel of the octopre..can anyone share their expertise?

thanks

Hello forum!

First let me say that I'm very excited that this forum exists. After trolling a little bit I can see that the moderators and many users here are exceptionally well-informed, and I can't wait to begin the dialogue with other musicians who are trying to record well to help each other get the exact sound we want.

Hi all,

I did a quick search and found some stuff, but nothing that really answered my questions.