I have an MXL 770 Mic that runs over a Roland XLR cable to a Roland Rubix 22 Audio Interface. Pretty much everything in my loop is brand new and Im getting this horrid background noise all the sudden.
No matter which mic I use I still get the same static.
Whether I have a mic plugged in or phantom power on or off I get the same static result.

• I record a 4 bar drum part.
• I successfully create a solid loop using these tracks.
• I export the looped tracks.
• I import the newly exported file to it's own track and - I now have a working loop in the new track.

How would i typically do this?
My preamp is an old mesa boogie studio pre.
It has mono send and stereo return.

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I'm looking for something to convert instrument level to line level, and back to instrument level so i can insert my line level rack effects onto live instruments. Ive looked at the morley effects loop but it doesn't say if it goes from instrument to line (+4). Ive contacted them a week ago but yet to hear back.

any other suggestions out there?

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I have a Behringer 1202fx connected to a UCA202 audio interface. I have the mixer's output going into the interfaces input.
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My partner and I have been working feverishly in the studio in attempt to make a few horn sounds loop properly. However, we have been unable to successfully create one thus far. A rule of thumb is to loop at a point of minimal noise/sound for a smooth transition.

I'm wondering if someone could tell me how to create an REX loop file in Sonar.

Appreciate any help, thanks.

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I need a 1 rack space unit which can do the echo loop ON THE FLY just like the Denon X1500 mixer like in this video: