Hailwood1965
New member
Hi everyone
I'm at best a shade tree audio guy. I think I remember downloading the first version of what became cooledit on Compuserve a long LONG time ago. I still use it on a windows box. I def remember upgrading to CoolEdit 2000 when it came out.
Anyway, currently on a Mac. I have 10 years of audio interview cassettes I'd like to digitizie
So I am using my old handheld cassette recorder to play the cassettes.
Then via line in to the Alesis Multi-Mix 8 USB. I'm only using one input. Then the USB output into the iMac.
Okay, so I get sound into the computer but the speed of the voices is like an LSD trip. Very very slooooooooow on playback.
The mixer perplexes me. I still don't understand and don't know if I ever will.
Does anyone know which setting on the mixer would cause the output audio to be so slow?
I tested the same tape and tape player without the mixer into the computer and it recorded in normal time, voices recorded normally (but with a ton of hiss).
Any suggestions? I'm going to try and upload some pictures of the mixing board itself.
Thanks. Glad I found this resource.
Dean
I'm at best a shade tree audio guy. I think I remember downloading the first version of what became cooledit on Compuserve a long LONG time ago. I still use it on a windows box. I def remember upgrading to CoolEdit 2000 when it came out.
Anyway, currently on a Mac. I have 10 years of audio interview cassettes I'd like to digitizie
So I am using my old handheld cassette recorder to play the cassettes.
Then via line in to the Alesis Multi-Mix 8 USB. I'm only using one input. Then the USB output into the iMac.
Okay, so I get sound into the computer but the speed of the voices is like an LSD trip. Very very slooooooooow on playback.
The mixer perplexes me. I still don't understand and don't know if I ever will.
Does anyone know which setting on the mixer would cause the output audio to be so slow?
I tested the same tape and tape player without the mixer into the computer and it recorded in normal time, voices recorded normally (but with a ton of hiss).
Any suggestions? I'm going to try and upload some pictures of the mixing board itself.
Thanks. Glad I found this resource.
Dean