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PapillonIrl
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Have you tried...
OPTIONS > SETTINGS > and then change the WAVEFORM PLAYBACK to the sound card you are using for monitoring ?
pAp.
OPTIONS > SETTINGS > and then change the WAVEFORM PLAYBACK to the sound card you are using for monitoring ?
pAp.
What you can do is first go to Multitrack mode and right click on the side (where it has track 1, track 2, and so forth) and note what you have listed under Playback Device. And like PapillonIrl said, go to Options>Settings>Devices and make sure that it lists the same soundcard under Waveform Playback that it does under Playback Device in Multitrack Mode.
If that doesn't work, there might be some configuring you need to do with your soundcard, so if that doesn't work just tell us what soundcard you have and we'll do the best to help you out.
If that doesn't work, there might be some configuring you need to do with your soundcard, so if that doesn't work just tell us what soundcard you have and we'll do the best to help you out.
I've had a similar problem like that but what I did is took the easy way out and bought a preamp. I do not own a Alesis Studio16 Console so I really wouldn't know.
What you can do is go to the Computer/Sound Card or Recording Techniques Forums on this site and they can probably help you there.
What you can do is go to the Computer/Sound Card or Recording Techniques Forums on this site and they can probably help you there.
i'm going direct with the mic, using the boards phantom power...the same can be said with everything else...and unfortunately it clips on the board before it gets a high enough input on the meters in cooledit....i basically have gone ahead and amplified everything once in cooledit, but i dont think that is the best solution since its also raising the noise floor along with the actual signal...correct?
PapillonIrl
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If the studio16 is anything like the studio24 it has got preamps.
What kind of soundcard are you using, and what outputs from the the console ?
It may be that (especially if you are using the channel inserts to feed your card) that the outputs are not balanced, and you wil have to configure your soundcard to recieve a weaker signal. ie -10dB instead of +4dB.
pAp.
What kind of soundcard are you using, and what outputs from the the console ?
It may be that (especially if you are using the channel inserts to feed your card) that the outputs are not balanced, and you wil have to configure your soundcard to recieve a weaker signal. ie -10dB instead of +4dB.
pAp.