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Can't argue with that ;)

Cheers Joey Joe Joe :)

Sorry if I'm missing something pez, but why Trim?

I think your idea of phase relationship might be a bit off. Interference should be already taken care of if you're using XLR cables with your mics. Flipping phase on one of two mics is due to the phase relationship of the sound going into the two mics. I'm sure somebody else will fill you in on...

Did the thread title give you a hint? :p Cheers man, much appreciated :) She's quite the good impressionist (others including Leann Rimes and Shakira). Can't smooth anything individual out on that recording, it's all live, one mic. Might throw a multiband on to it later and see if that can...

You can use one of the Digirack EQ plugins to invert phase on a track. You should see the phase invert button on it. If there IS a button on the profire 2626, it's before the recording. The eq plugin is after. Alternatively, if you want to switch the phase permanently AFTER the recording has...

SM57 about a metre from me, my acoustic, and the singer from my band, all live. Recorded for fun. Not lookin for any mix critique, just thought I'd throw it up. Hope you enjoy :D http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/26165-Dreams.mp3 PS: Not actually sure I like the new look of this place...

Set up Instrument track. Put instrument plug-in on the track, and have it playing your MIDI data. Is it creating sound? If so, then set the output of your instrument track to bus 1 (for a mono instrument), or bus 1-2 (for a stereo instrument track). Set up a mono or stereo audio track and...

How about an amp sim? Sansamp can do wonders for a bass.

Not to mention, if you're losing the bottom end, you could use a signal generator set to a low frequency (such as 50Hz) and side-chain gate it to the kick, so every time the kick hits you get a little extra oomph! It's not ideal, but neither is recording a kick with a 57 if you're looking for...

Are you on Windows XP? Try Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices>Audio, and check that your MIDI Playback Device is set to Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth, and then click Volume (just below it) and make sure that the SW Synth Fader is turned up, as well as your WAVE and Master Volume faders.

Why would you duplicate the mono track for "stereo panning"? Panning is stereo, and you can pan a mono track anywhere in the stereo field. There's usually few/no reasons for duplicating a mono track when it comes to the stereo spread.

Have you set the UCA202 as your soundcard for windows, using control panel? Like, can you hear audio from other programs such as iTunes and your internet browser through the UCA202?

Are you getting sound from Guitar Pro through your speakers/headphones? And why don't you just use the internal sound card for this task? Clearly, audio quality is not an issue here.

:eek: Jeez.... never thought I'd get told to go to bed by an eight year old :o

Yeah there's a few pieces of important info missing. Without looking for them though, I thought I'd give the easiest solution anyway. It can be hard to set up correctly though. They're terrible :p True that :drunk: BTW, I actually tried to sleep at a reasonable hour tonight (3AM or so) and...

Go to Control Panel>Sounds and Audio Devices, and in there somewhere you should be able to open up all your volume settings. Use your internal soundcard, and go to wherever you can see the volume settings for recording. Make sure that stereo mix is checked/unmuted. Then go to Guitar Pro...

Can't see them :confused:

You're gonna need to tell us what DAW you're using etc. We need details!

I'm gonna neg the shit outta you for disagreeing with me, you disagreeable SOB... :mad: :mad: :mad: :D:D:D I'll post the personal talk to your profile instead. Try keep this OT ;)