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Old 09-28-2007
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Stuck with single track

I feel rather silly, but I am trying to record my drum kit as 8 seperate tracks, but I am stuck with just one track containing all the mics. I have a MOTU 8pre firewired into a expresscard to my laptop. I tried to open them seperatly in cakewalk music creator 3, but i can only import a MOTU mix left, right, or sterio. Is my problem something to do with my expresscard? Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.
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What is the ExpressCard? A recording card or just a standard one that comes with computers?

The sound card (interface) will need to have 8 analog inputs in order for you to record all 8 mics as separate tracks.
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an expresscard is a card that adds firewire or usb connectivity to a computer. in my case firewire, which i need for my motu 8pre
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I'm not sure if Music Creator supports more than two-channel input, that would seem to be the logical problem. If your software sees the Motu L and R, it should also see 1 thru 8, unless it's not supported.
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hmm, sounds like a question for my local recording guy. makes sence though. thanks a bunch
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Try reaper, if for nothing else, then to see if you can get all 8 inputs working.

http://www.reaper.fm

If you do try it, go into Options -> Preferences -> Devices. Look in the Device range dropdown boxes, and select input 1 for first dropbox, and 8 for last one.

Click OK. Then press CTRL+T 8 times to add 8 tracks. Set each track's input to one of the inputs on your interface. Arm them for recording and see if it works.
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