Hello world,

Thanks for reading this post. I am having some really weird latency issues using Cubase 5. Am using a Tascam US-1641 soundcard with a Dell Studio XPS 16 (2.4 C2D, 3GB DDR3, 320GB HDD). Seven out of the 8 mic inputs on the Tascam are being used for Drum recording and the 9th input (Instrument) is being used for guitar.

Hi, this is my first post on this forum, and I was wondering if you guys could help me with a problem.

Hi,

I just wanted to ask you this noise interfering in any kind of recordings. Both Line-In and regular micing...

Please listen to it here;
It's a bass recording but there is this terrible noise there and there.

Hi guys, this is my first post and it seems the appropriate place to put it, so forgive me if its in the wrong area. Im a DJ an like to record my own sets, the one i recorded today though seems to have developed a weird stutter through the entire recording (about 2 hours worth).

Okay, I haven't come across any Aardvark Q10 threads more recent than around 2008 - so I know this is a long shot, but maybe someone can help.

Hi peeps,

I really need your advice on this.

One of my home studio monitor just stopped working one day. So I started a series of test to pin point fault.

Step 1: Testing of monitors.
I used the working cable and test on the monitors one at a time. Both monitors are working.

I recently mixed down a song that I have been working on and noticed that the waveform of the mix looks totally jacked. It basically looks like this... it looks like the waveform fell off or "melted" off of what would normally be the "center-line" of the wave. The mix sounds O.K. (not perfect or great or anything, but not audibly as jacked as the wave looks)... what's up? What did I do?

Here is the set up:

mac
m-audio profire 2626
krk rp8s

When I have no programs running, this weird sound does not occur but as soon as I open Logic I get this sound:

So I just finished my studio hooked everything back up and tried tracking my mesa single rectifier and 4x12 (miked one speaker) Anyways anytime the track got a little bass heavy my left speaker sounded like something was fluttering inside. I hit the roll off switch on my pre and it took it away for last nite but I think something's wrong because it was only the one speaker not both.

Well hi,

Nowadays I am working on a song. And I have came with a strange idea.
I want to load my voice to my computer. Then combining with some nice sounds. Then to be able to play it with my keyboard ( MIDI ) with the pitch I want to play.

How can I learn to do something like that in Cubase or Sonar?

Cheers
Atay