I know it's lame, but its all I got. I'm running Cubase 5 with a Saffire Pro 10i/o (discontinued) and the Eureka. Right now I'm running channel 3 output from the Saffire into the line input of the Eureka via TRS, then line out of the Eureka into channel 1 of the Saffire. Then my brain exploded.

Hey all, I'm a new owner of a Zed-R16 and one of the really cool features the mixer has is of course the analog mixdown option where you can send the tracks back from the DAW to the mixer and mix the tracks like one would on a traditional analog mixer. But what I'm having hard time understanding is how its actually done or more importantly how is the mixed signals then recorded?

I have Sonar 8.5, it's my DAW of choice and I love it. To me it's the most comprehensive & complete recording software available for PC.

Hi,

I want to ask something, I hope it's not too newbiesh.
When we are recording stuff what should be our trim level for best results? I have a MOTU 828mk3 and I usually record at 30db but somewhere I read that it should be 0db?

Second question; Maximum level at the mixing must be 0db again, right? I mean in Logic, no track should be above 0db. Am I right?

Hey guys,

I have this song recorded, edited and all that on Adobe Audition, but when I wanna export it, it just gives me a blank track! I've tried WAV, MP3, etc, and various other options, but nothing seems to work. If anyone can help me with this, please do, I would much appreciate it!

Thanks.

Is far as I can tell, everything is set properly.

I am recording all tracks in mono. On playback, each mono track is panned to center and the song plays perfectly through the mixer (and in my headphones).

When I mix down, though, I've only got sound on the left side. The right channel is silent.

Thanks in advance!

Hello
Problem while doing audio mixdown to a midi part in Cubase SX3 + Nuendo:

DFI Blood Iron mother board. Pentium Quad Core, 4 gigs of Corsair DDR2, XP Pro (32 bit), PreSonus Firebox, Cubase LE version 1.0.7 Build 94.

I did a search for this and didnt find anything, although Im sure its been taled about...

I just became manager of a studio and am going from the PC world to Mac Pro Tools. Its all alien to me.

Heres basically what we have:

Hi, I'm new here and I have a question.

first of all I have a MOTU 828mkII with 4 analog stereo out and one digital out.
Well I have a analog Mackie 32:8 too.
Until yesterday I use the 4 stereo out into mixer with this group of out:

out 1: groove
out 2: bass and bd
out 3: melody line and pad
out 4: vocals