Recent content by Beemer

Jay and Dave, Many thanks for the handholding. I've only made one recording so far and realise I have a lot to learn.

Dave, Using the iD44 insert would pass a wet signal to Reaper which is not what I want.

Jay, I have a Behringer XENYX 1002FX mixer but thought that the iD44 mic preamps would be better quality for use with my Neumann KM184 mics and piano recording. However I realise that a vocalist would use my Rode M3 as it has a not so flat response. thanks for your advice Ian

I have just started home recording. My equipment is: Condenser mics Audient iD44 usb interface Windows laptop Reaper DAW Closed back headphones I am aware that I can use Reaper FX to add reverb for a singer using headphones but as I also own an Alesis MicroVerb reverb unit I would like...

You need to use a Via chipset audio card when using AMD

You need to use Zoom's own ASIO driver Ian (H4n user but with Mixcraft)

Thanks for that information. I guess that the Echo mixer should only be used to adjust relative levels of its pseudo multi output capability. Beemer

I'm transferring my cassette tapes to CD. Stereo output from deck goes to Mixer then out to Echo Mia Midi card on Windows 7 64bit with latest Echo driver. Tape deck has line out only and hardware mixer is set to avoid overloading. In windows the Echo Mia midi card is selected for input and...

Takes about three weeks fro the two disks to arrive Beemer

I have always used my MicroVerb connected between a source, e.g. my keyboard and my mixer. Now that I am recording vocal and acoustic guitar into my Zoom H4n without a mixer I am thinking that I would like to use the MicroVerb. Since the MicroVerb has Line in and Out I would need to connect...

Hi, You could help us help you if you supplied details of your computer, sound-card and what hardware you are using to get the "blips and cracks" you mentioned. regards, Beemer

The answer is to make another slipsteamed XP with the correct F6 extracted driver. Note that there is a 32bit and 64bit XP driver. Here is another better link to slipstreaming: Beginners Guide: Slipstreaming a WindowsXP Install CD with Service Pack 2 - PCSTATS.com also see...

My Zoom H4n can adjust the playback speed of the file 50% to 150% in 5% increments and without changing the pitch. regards, Beemer

Are you certain you setup RAID correctly in the bios? There is a setting that will give blue screen if you select it incorrectly but I'm struggling to remember what it was. My bios has two places where Raid is mentioned. One is for Intel chipset raid and the other is for software raid but...

Tim, I thought I was being too optimistic but as you can see by my answer to SoreFingers I now have it solved. thanks, Beemer