I recently got an EMU 1212M in my computer - an Abit NF7-S v2, AMD 3200+, 2Gigs RAM, 2 separate HD 1 to which I do only recording. I have some drum tracks I recorded that I have been trying to put some guitar over, but Cubase SL3 keeps dropping the guitar signal. Happens at various times for various times. I have had it drop for a few seconds or for a few minutes.

I'm using a digi 001. I want to use a Focusrite voicemaster pro to apply effects to vocal tracks tracks that have already been recorded but I don't know how to route it.

Can anyone help?

I just picked up a new console for myself, a Soundcraft 2400 split, very sexy. Anyhow I have been having issues with signal flow, this is the setup, in my head it works, but for some reason I can t seem to get signal, Keep in mind I tested the connections with a cable tester and white noise,

I just picked up a new console for myself, a Soundcraft 2400 split, very sexy. Anyhow I have been having issues with signal flow, this is the setup, in my head it works, but for some reason I can t seem to get signal, Keep in mind I tested the connections with a cable tester and white noise,

With Firewire 410, does the SPDIF limit the signal being passed through?

For example, can I send and recieve 192khz at 24bit signal through Firewire 410 as a passthrough from a source to my pc, without Firewire not touching it?

I was thinking of a solution like Rosetta 200, and maybe with it, I can just go through the Firewire 410 without it doing anything ot the signal.

Hi,

To mix several signals in stereo, there is the mixing console, of course ! But i need no eq, no pan, no level control etc... no active circuitry... What i want is just to mix 2 stereo signal that goes out from 2 preamps (BG1), into a 2 tracks recorder (BB+)... (to 'copy' the Nagra V with its 4 inputs !)

Hello RO! Anyone know for sure what the right way is to record a stereo signal? Is a stereo input on the recording console a must? Or can I just run the left and right of the strereo signal into two seperate mono channels with each panned accordingly? Is there any difference between the approaches?

Here is the deal:

signal flow
I am new to the recording studio
I've just purchased a complete studio package secondhand some of the items do not have manuals and would like to have help with single flow
here is a list of equipment
Pro Tools digi 002 rack
Mackie Pro Tools controller
Mackie 24/4 channel mixer

I thought the Ovation had a preamp. Plugs in directly, has gain control and EQ settings. But I plugged it into my ESI Juli@ card and got nothing.

Ran it through a Zoom pedal and got a REALLY weak signal.

I take it I need to buy a preamp too?

Or is there a problem with my soundcard/cables/guitar?

:(