Recent content by Ape the Ghost

Thanks everybody...after a bit of head banging, cursing and brain wringing I seem to have solved all of my problems...I 'm now recording again. Feels soooooo good...click here for what the old rig used to do...

When I click there (it's showing as a number 1) I only get the choice between Stero and mono....please I need to find out how to monitor!

I just upgraded to Acid Studio 7.....but I can't seem to monitor what I'm recording before or during recording....only after during playback...what am I missing?

Update! So I got Acid Studio 7 working....awesome. But when I plug my Line 6 Tone port in Acid just locks up. WTF? I know you said it was a no-no but I also tried running a mic into my BR-8 and rca's out into the 1/8 inch mic/line in....sounds just fine to me when I record but..I can't get it...

thx...I didn't check the box for offline settings the 1st time I installed it... I'm sure I'll be back with more questions...you have been very helpful.

stupid question...how do I open up the asio's control panel?

I am truly grateful for all of the quick replies, thanks guys. I guess i was hoping to just plug and play and I'm frustrated by the whole process...I'm going to try the asio again and settle on a different interface. Ugh.

Rich, thanks for the reply..I'm beginning to think I am beyond help. The line 6 is an audio interface, I updated all the drivers for it. I have tried all of the options you suggested...asio4all...google...tweakheadz..etc. I'm college educated you know...I'm not an idiot but I just can't seem to...

Oh thank you for replying. No...the Line 6 thing is USB....the Boss br-8 is just running rca from the Boss into the 1/8th inch line in. I just downloaded the trial version of Cakewalk Sonar 7 and am trying that out...seems pretty complicated though....ugh.

Please excuse my ignorance...I am an artist not a techie... For many years I have been successfully recording using a 1997 Gateway running windows 98 and recording with Acid. I was getting great results but as you can imagine I had to employ many work arounds since the machine was slow to...