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It's the Amp Sim. You've ruled out the hardware.

Does it still do it if you turn off the Amp Sims? Just trying to nail down what part of the chain is causing the problem.

That is the Amp Sim doing that. Back off the gain until it doesn't do that anymore. If it does it without amp gain, it is the plugin that runs the Sim.

Spdif is stereo. Adat would be 8 channel optical

Earth = ground

It might be worth getting an interface that has enough i/o to do what you are trying to do. Even just getting a small mixer could give you more options for routing and making your life easier. It's almost always to get the appropriate tools for the task, rather than force things to do...

What is the apogee for? Doesn't the tascam have mic and line inputs?

You are looking for an audio interface.

A Shure SM7 wasn't designed to be used with professional mic preamps???!!!

I don't use saturation or parallel compression. The snare channel can get 5-6db reduction. My drum bus compression tends to be high ratio with a reasonably fast attack and release set to pump in time with the tempo of the song. I use compression for tone shaping and to get things to sit in the...

One of the ways to do this is to compress the drums in the mix, instead of at the mix buss. Having don't a lot of metal, I would end up compressing the drums at the individual channel level, then send them to a buss and compress there as well. This has the effect of lengthening the drum 'note'...

Go to amazon or sweetwater and search for USB audio interface. You will find a bunch of boxes that have the ability to plug an xlr mic into them an connect to the computer via usb. you can ind them for as low as $35 and as high as a few thousand dollars.

What amp are you using?

I don't know about that amp Sim, but it will have the distortion and compression characteristics of an amplifier, while the eq will only have the tone shaping.

Compressors effectively make the sound of the drum hit last longer. That added length makes it more apparent in the mix.

Since you are happy with the results you get from the headphone mixes, listen to those mixes on the speakers to get an idea of what your successes sound like on your new monitors. Also, some monitors need to be broken in. They might sound a little harsh at first, but the more you use them, they...

The newer Samsung Galaxy phones need an adapter to plug headphones in now as well. Everything is going that way.

Some of this is psychological. When you hear a familiar song on your phone, you don't question the mix because of what it sounds like on the phone. When it is your mix, you are always questioning translation, and are disappointed with how it sounds on the phone.

My info must be out of date. Never mind.

IPhone won't play wav files. You will need to convert the files to something than an iPhone will play. The files probably did get loaded onto your iPhone, there is just nothing on the phone to play them.