I have a project which contains a vocal track that has its volume elevated to the point of clipping - on purpose. It sounds really nice. When I play it in my program (Sonar 7) it sounds nice, at least. This is because the only track that is clipping is the vocal track, and everything else comes through clear when it does. When I export and mix down to a single stereo track, bad things happen.

I'm using Windows Xp on my Acer aspire 5100 notebook. I'm using the cheapest genius mic for recording stuff. Whenever i hit record in any audio software the recording starts normally and then all of a sudden the waveform's amplitude in the program's display shrinks.

Have you tried swapping out a tube(s)?

I have a Tube Ultra gain 1953 by Behringer (Vintage Series)

When connected to any audio source (in this case straight to an sm57) after a couple minutes of total silence it makes a terrible ammount a static / wind sounding noise.

Any ideas?

Hi!

I've just bought a Samson G-track USB microphone with Sonar 6 LE recording software. For the microphone to work I have to select a MIDI input device, but there's nothing to select from the input list. The output is Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth. Does anyone know how to apply a input device?

Hi all, i'm new to the forum. Having some problems recently and wondered if an expert could help me?

Im really new to recording and I have the instrumentation figured out okay but vocals just sound terrible the sound dry and stuff does anyone have any tips

the equiptment where using is a Tascam dp-02 cf fostex monitors and mxl 990 condesing microphone

anything will be helpful from placement to more equiptment

Just recently developed some subtle, yet ultimately crippling hum problems.

hi,

anyone having problems with windows 7 and pro tools ?