Recent content by arda21

minion thanks for the reply, yes there is a mixer for this soundcard on windows, but unfortunately all levels are all the way up... so there is no catch on that aspect.

yeah man I am using it with phantom power, If I don't I dont get any signal from it at all anyways... :)

hi guyz.. I am really counting on some opinions now.. Just got both studio projects B1 mic, and firebox very recently, I can still return the firebox. The primary problem I am having is; Plug the B1, to one of the front preamp inputs, (using cubase sx3, latest ASIO drives, XP SP2 and all)...

hey do you use reason as well? if you do i would love to exchange some ideas with you as i just started fiddling around with the new version, reason 3.0 i m originally from overseas, half turkish half italian, but lived in states, about 98-03, 5 years, i was in boston's guitar scene for a...

ok so i there is left and right channels involved when i plug it into line in instead. i have been testing for a while, and you guys were very helpful, so i am gonna go with line in, i guess...

Thank you guys for the answer, sorry that I coulnd't get back to you earlier Layla: but here is what I am trying to do with loops... My loops are just my small compositions, mostly jazzy/funky chords in different beat, to give the songs main riff throughout. thats what I am trying to achieve...

benny, thanks for sticking up with me on this... so you said exactly this: "The signal that is coming out of your mixer would be a Line Level signal, so you'd want to plug it into the jack that is made to accept that signal, so that it doesn't amplify it more than it needs to be." so then I...

I am trying to create wav loops via Wavelab, and then import them into recycle, and then use it with reason, my main question is things to keep in mind, when creating, lets say a guitar loop, and when playing it over and over again, i am starting to realize, it feels choppy, what are the things...

ok I am totally need to clarify this out or what: My guitar is connected to the mixer, and mixer's master out, is two white and red (thats called rca right?) jack, and the other side of the cable is standard consumer heaphone jack like, going into my soundcards EITHER microphone in, or a jack...

i forgot to mention: my roland vs 840 mixers master out is RCA (red and white) so when i am connecting to the computer i connect one side RCA. one side normal discman headphone sized jacks into the line in or micro in of the computer. do you think i should also try headphone out of the mixer?

the soundcard is the one that comes up with the motherboard (Asus A7N8 Deluxe) which is a pretty good motherboard for its class with 5.1 amp on it. but of course it is definetly not a pro soundcard, but mainly works fine. I am not sure about different sizes you mentioned, but both line in and...

I have been wondering about this for a while, and now I would like to hear your opinions if possible: I have searched some in the computer recording forum, and saw a post with one sentence that said 'line in is better than micro', well I want to dig into that if possible; I am into recording...