Hello there, I'm new to this forum so don't be harsh if I don't understand some things.
I have problem with my PreSonus FP10 and using it in Cubase/Nuendo 3...the problem is, whenever I arrange my midi drums in addictive drums, or play/record guitar through it, after about 5-15 minutes it just goes to noiseless and I can't hear anything, the signal is gone, and sound is gone!

ok so. i bought a firepod last fall and its been working great since ive owned it. today i tried to finish recording guitar with a friend only to realize it isn't working correctly.

the setup...
fp10.
HP laptop with a 6 to 4 pin firewire cable
cool edit pro
1 mxl condeser and a nady drum mix through the firepod

Hey All! Im new here to the forums. I have a question. I am thinking of buying a PreSonus FP10. I still dont understand the difference between the first two ports and the rest of them. It says that the first two are Mic-Instrument ports, and the rest are Mic- Line. I dont understand the difference. I will be recording a full band with this. Here is my setup=

Ok, Sorry another noob to midi. My questions are of two relared (I believe) areas in 1, using HALion player with Korg recording as an instrument track and
2, Using Korg tr61 as midi instrument to record midi tracks (both instances with Cubase 4le.

I did a very stupid thing with my PreSonus FP10. I was getting low recording levels on the drums, so I've changed a mic cable on one of the mic inputs from XLR-1/4 to XLR-XLR to check if the recording levels would improve. Of course I was stupid enough to keep the gain level on this channel almost to the max.

Hi

I recently purchased a PreSonus FP10 with Cubase LE4

I'm running it on a Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3

I'm able to hook up 2 SM57s and record my drums well. The moment I include an additional condenser mic I'm just not able to get to record the 3rd track. I've tried different combinations of ports and mics but just not able to get a recording.

Hello...
I read that the fp10 can only have 1 mix going out (main/phone/cue). Is this correct? I would question what the purpose of the 8 TRS outs would be.
Is there a way to have a separate mix for each pair of outs (presumably with phones following the output)?.