Hey there,
Kinda new to the whole recording process but ran into difficulty straight away.
I've set up the device, installed the drivers and Cubase LE4 that came with it. To begin with, the audio recordings were fine, they were audible and clear.

I'm recording guitar tracks into Sonar 8 with a Line 6 UX1 interface. I'm using the podfarm software and it sounds fine until I hit record and I get terrible sound. Does anyone know what might be causing this?

Friend of mine got this CD from a guy, when you play the CD on any standalone CD player, plays fine but when played on any pc you hear a "wind" like noise in the background, I need to get this song in mp3 format, how can I do so please?

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.

hi,

I dont know if it is to do with the zoom hd8 or the mic but when i try and record it makes a terrible howling sound - like the wind howling - then popping - my mic is a Behringer b2pro - i have bought a new lead and that worked for a while but now it just does the same with that - I'm quite new to all this equiptment and any advice would be appreciated. thanks.

I recently bought a MXL 990 condenser mic to record with. When I record with Acid Pro 6, its not recording at an even panning level. More sound is recorded into the left speaker then the right speaker.

Has anyone else had this problem? or anyone know how to fix this?

Hey there,

I'm having a problem. When I go to record vocals, (or anything for that matter) over a track, the bed track also records into the vocal track. It seems to be a software setting or something, because even when I unplug the speakers/headphones and any input, I'm still getting this problem. The output sounds are being taken as input.

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.

When I am playing back my recording, or recording along side it. It keeps on struggling like its struggling to load or something. How ever it does not exist when I export my audio mixdowns.