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nobody? did anyone ever try/succeed to use Audition in rewire mode with any other tool or maybe directly record any input from a MIDI device? -joerg

I had troubles getting the M-Audio Audiophile USB working with my Laptop. Maybe you've already read the related thread: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=135938 After all, it works fine now for my limited demands and I'm satisfied with the sound quality ... -joerg

There are many free tools available for recording, if you don't have anything for that purpose you might like to try Audacity http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ ... it is easy to handle and has some nice effects. I used it for a couple of weeks but then decided to get sth. better. Reason ...

I tried this, and it worked exactly as I described above ... "of course", I'd say now, because this is why you use a mixer ;-) Concerning mics ... I was courious about guitar recording with my dynamic mic (Peavy HD-40) and set up a little experiment: I have no guitar, but I picked one cord of...

are you sure the adapter is still o.k.? I once was close to scrapping my scanner when I found the adapter went dead ... I suppose you can have it checked/replaced at a local electronics shop joerg

Dear All, I'm using Audition 1.5 (that is the follow-up of Cool Edit Pro, or? ... sorry in case I'm posting in the wrong forum) and I tried to run it in REWIRE mode with REASON Adapted. In principal it works fine, mapping the tracks etc. etc. (although I'm aware my Laptop is far too weak for...

p.s/ I forgot to mention: it is not a soundcard question to "support" your mixer. The mixer produces a stereo signal you can connect to the line in of any soundcard, even the cheap built in of your PC. all you need is the correct selection of cables. Things become only complicated when you...

I connected my soundcard to tape in / tape out ... before doing that, I spent some time studying the details on the circuit diagram which was shipped with the Behringer. If I remeber correctly, main out and tape out is the same, just different connectors... but you can easily identify everything...

Right. But that kind of pudding is so expensive... george, you might want to read http://www.hr-faq.org/ I never owned a condensor, so I can't tell from my own experience ... but I'm scared having a perfect condensor would require the perfect room for recording as a next step. I'd prefer a...

o.k., before explaining how to do that: being a scientist and always doubting any experimental results, I tried to reproduce the crash by resetting to variable clock speed, but still my PC refuses to crash ... I'm sure now having the same set-up which crashed over the past couple of weeks, and...

I've read lots of discussions related to dynamic vs condensor mics ... is it really such a quality gap, I mean, talking of low priced (< $100) condensors costing the same as mid-expensive dynamic mics? I've also read you need much more expertise to get good results with condensors, and the...

Hi George, no noise any more (that is, when I measure with the Frequency Analysis tool in Audition, below -100 db for the whole spectrum, which is really good, I think). The Behringer is really nice, I'm happy I bought it ... I'm not an expert and maybe my expectations are pretty low. But I'm...

I got the M-Audio Audiophile, and to get it running with my Laptop was a nightmare, maybe you already found the related thread: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=135938 Good news it that the M-Audio hotline replied quickly and competent, and it finally worked, I can now record with...

PROBLEM SOLVED!!! The (German) M-Audio hotline gave (with lots of other really helpful tips) the advise to check if my computer has a variable clock rate, and if yes, switch off that feature. Of course my (any!?) laptop has that power management feature, and after switching it off in the BIOS...

hmmm ... no question you are right, but I didn't consider meeting hardware limitations that early. The whole story of the past 8 weeks is: 1) I was connecting my good old $50 Peavy microphone to my laptop's mic in, recording with Audacity. Not bad, but too much noise ... though, an order better...

Also my card wants to re-install the drivers every time I connect it to *another* USB port (my laptop has 2), switching on and off at the same port seems to be o.k. The fact the drivers are not signed is mentioned in the manual (p.6), and it recommends to click the warning away, saying "The...

Dear All, thanks for your kind advise! O.k., I understand my laptop is likely to be not powerful enough for what I tried to do (although it more than fulfills the specs given by the software I failed to run, and it worked quite well with the external USB soundblaster card... I just hoped the...

Dear All, thanks for all your replies so far! In case you have some time to deal with the details of my Audiophile problem, below I put * the bluescreen error message * a more detailed system information * the output of diskbench I still hesitate re-installing the whole system, since I...

I'll try this ... Thanks, I'll try this! ... before that I already tried anything else like activating/disactivating drivers, DirectX/Mouse/Monitor/Digital Input for the Soundcard etc etc With M-Audio DX and MME the card works (well, latency ... and it hangs up occasionally, but without...

I'm using the extarnal USB Audiophile. The NEC Versa P440 is a notebook, a detailed description is here: http://help.nec-computers.com/uk/pib.asp?platform=platform_falcon&count=3&show=9999&catcol=notebook