Does anyone else run into these types of problems?

I have the MOTU 8pre interface [obviously] and an AKG Perception 200 Condenser [its phantom powered].

1. The MOTU works with all of my dynamic, non phantom powered mics.
2. The AKG works going straight through my mixer and through a monitor.

and now the problem:

3. I don't get any sound when recording with the AKG through the MOTU.

I just got the M-Audio Firewire Solo box today and it works great on my desktop but on my laptop while the laptop is plugged in it gives off this noise/static. I think it might be a ground loop isolation problem and i have a ground loop isolator from Radioshack but its for RCA connections. I'm thinking I might need a power conditioner. Any ideas?

I recently purchased a SoundCraft Spirit M4 off of ebay so that I might simultaneously monitor my computer audio (M-Audio Delta 1010) and a digital piano (Kawai MP8) with a pair of Sennheiser HD595's.

Hi - I am trying to deal with some issues on certain plugs that SX3 started having problems with, during the initializing process while Cubase was starting up. The conclusions on the Cubase board was that I would probably have to do a complete OS reinstallation as my registry was probably screwed. This wasn't on my top 10 list of things to do but I am willing to do it if nothing else works.

Ok, I'm having a serious problems recording audio on my PC. :(

I do my recording through my PC's sound card - the onboard Realtek AC97.

Ok i'm not new to recording but this is about to make me bust my MOTU into pieces.

System

Compaq EVO610
1GB Ram
Pentium IV
Sybia Firewire Card
Nuendo 3
MOTU 8PRE
Alesis ADAT

how to make Yamaha motif es to to recieve 8 midi channels in one session on my Pro Tools le! i mean how make motif es to remember different voices lets say 8 midi channels when i play them all on Pro Tools? is motif es capabale of such operation i think it is but i dont kno how. please someone help ?

Hi,
I own an AT8040 condenser mic and have recently encountered a problem with clicks at 1-3 hz (approx), which are intermittent, but quite annoying. To isolate the problem, I kept the same signal chain and just swapped out different mics, which confirmed that source as the AT4040.

Hows it going I'm new to the site an would like to first off by saying from the looks of the topics here this seems to be a really resouceful an over all helpful site.. after reading my problem please let me know if you have any suggestions... ive been recording for a few yrs now an this is mostly the most fustrating thing ive come across.