[ddots-l] Re: SV: Re: SV: metronome question
- From: Dominique <40493raywonder@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 09 Aug 2010 07:39:33 -0700
I have a usb mixer as well.
My mom tryed to get me one, but someone told us that we need a fantum
something?
i think
forgot what kind of mixer it is.
this sucks cuz i think it has a sound card on it, but we do not have
enough jacks on it to even hook up the mikes¬!
i got the speekers and the Moteef up to it, but that's about it.
I don't know what to do when trying to get sonar to go through it though.
don't know what cable to use to let windows see that it's a sound card,
if it has one.
i say this cuz the mixer has a record , stop , and play . button
so i'm asooming that it does.
sorry for spelling...
On 08/08/2010 01:06 PM, Dennis Madsen wrote:
Hi Tom!
I am not to strong in this matter but in my own set up i am using a
external sound card that is build in to my console. I only have a usb
connection between the computer and the mixer consule. Output from
this console is directed to the monitors. So i dont have a wire from
the console to the computer despite from the usb connection.
I dont know if the Beringer has a build inn soundcard and how your set
up is made. But i think that you are getting a monitor signal ruted
wrong so it comes back to the computer. than it can be the connection
from the mixer that is generating the metronome on your recordings.
You need sighted assistance. I always mark my plugs with self adensive
rubber bums to be able to locate them again after a disconection. Just
a bit of advise to late!
Good luck!
Dennis
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[mailto:ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *På vegne af *Tom De Rosa
*Sendt:* 8. august 2010 20:49
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*Emne:* [ddots-l] Re: SV: metronome question
Dennis, I'm still trying to get the magic combo but no luck. Question
should I be bringing the output from the PC back into the mixer? I
actually did have it working like that I can't seem to find a way to
hear it but bypass the recording process.
A friend told me that I should be routing the output of the PC to my
pre amp and monitor speakers that way it won't be recorded.
I thought you should route the PC out through the mixer If you can
tell me what's correct I'd appreciate.
btw, I have a small beringer, not to complex but it's got me.
Tom
Tom DeRosa
URL www.myspace.com/tder08 <http://www.myspace.com/tder08>
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*From:* Dennis Madsen <mailto:dennis.madsen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
*To:* ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Thursday, August 05, 2010 4:31 PM
*Subject:* [ddots-l] SV: metronome question
Hi Tom!
Difficult to say without knowing your line up. I think it is
possible that you have a monitor signal plug in as a send to an
external effect. try to mute all monitors and record. If the
metronome is gone it is than just to find the vrong conections.
Good lukck
Dennis
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[mailto:ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] *På vegne af *Tom De Rosa
*Sendt:* 5. august 2010 22:11
*Til:* ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
*Emne:* [ddots-l] metronome question
Hey, I'm messed up here. I moved my equipment and now when I'm
recording audio through my mixer I get the metronome recorded on
the track.
I've check in the projects menu play back off and have spent hours
pressing bottons on the mixer and haven't hit the magic combo yet.
I know this is a hard one to ansewr without know particulars but
if you guys can give me some possible senarios tha might be going
on here I could work from that.
No sighted help so it's difficult to figure in or outs and so on.
I can record audio but I'm getting the metronome on the
recording. Any ideas would be helpful
Thanks Tom
Tom DeRosa
URL www.myspace.com/tder08 <http://www.myspace.com/tder08>
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