Here is something I'd like to share with those who have or have been thinking about using/purchasing an Alesis HD24 by Newmark. Apparently there has been some complaints regarding vibration issues, high sound pressure levels. The machine mysteriously dropping out of record mode? This might help those who have these machines and who may have had these problems. Let me know?
I'm trying to record bassguitar in Sonar 8, but get a strange noise in the recordings.. Sounds as if the speakers are blown (i know this is not the case..) i've checked all the wiring and adjustments so there's no overdrive or distortion or bad cables or anything.
hI I HAVE THIS SONG AND THERE PEOPLE YELLING AND SCREAMING HOW DO I GET RID OF IT
hey everyone,
i'm using Cubase LE to record on my laptop but the program freezes momentarily every 6 minutes, as if it were auto saving or some thing, the computer has 2 gig of RAMand a fairly up to date prossesor. this is really annoying because if the pause happens during a take, it'll stop recording and if i don't notice it straight away i waste everyones time. please help!
Any one out there who knows how to get rid of clicking/static sound/setting up pc to make sure clicking does not exist. Clicking is happening; a. When I startup and windows plays it's little 4 note start up tune, much clicking goes on here( also when powering down).
Hello all.
I am reconfiguring an extremely modest studio (A DAW with Cubase LE4, respectable monitoring, a few mics, and a couple of rack units like compressor, preamps etc).
I understand that it is desirable to have everything powered from one outlet to avoid ground loops, but sometimes that is impractical.
So, I'm guessing this is the right place to post this. It isn't a "Pro-audio" piece of equipment. If I'm wrong please move this topic.
I recently got a laptop, and was horrified when I tried recording for the first time. I am simply plugging into the mic jack on the front, and no matter what I have plugged in be it a microphone or guitar there is a terrible static. It starts with a loud pop at the beginning of the recording, and persists as very noisy static throughout.
