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Hey all, I've been using this 2408 MKII for about a year now, and just today i was in Cubase when i noticed that input 1 in the cubase mixer had a spiked level all the way up and holding constant... I hit the button to monitor this mystery signal after ruling out everything else, and it sounded...

whoops yea your right F5...always get those two mixed up. Glad it worked for ya!

Gate that shit! :-)

Cubase works like most recording software...when you record "over" something, you aren't actually erasing it, you are just placing something new on top of it. You can use the handles on the edges of the audio events to size them to include what you want/dont want. You can also highlight them...

Most "drum synth" plugins (vst intruments) will sound exactly as the name implies -synthy. Drum machine ones such as the LM7 that comes with Cubase aren't a whole lot better, but you can use the included one to get some decent sounds for free. What I would suggest to get a more organic and...

cool thanks for the feedback spank. this is the kind of stuff I listen to also. I know what you mean about thursday. How much did you pick up that monitor setup for? money is kind of tight so I'll probly end up going for somethin cheap as well. time to do some ebayin'!

thanks for the comments... I agree about the drums and guitars, phil...I think I need to do a bit of eq'ing on those. I'm having a bit of trouble with the bass, since I'm not mixing on real monitors (doh!) so maybe speakers bass is up too loud. flash are you talking about the vocal style? Or...

58 views and no one has anything to say? I feel like the mixes are a little muddy, and sometimes sound sort of like there is a blanket over the speaker...like there need to be more highs. Does any one else agree? Is this a matter of the mixing, or tracking?

ugh cheesy lyrics !! musically it is fun though. The mix sounds pretty good...cymbals and snare kind of loud, and a bit much reverb on the vocals for me but that's a matter of taste and style. good work!

Long time reader, first time writer... Here are a couple tracks I am working on for a friend's band called The Moms. They were done with sm57s, mk012 (overheads), mk319 on vocals, and a couple other dynamic mics through my ADA8000 into my MOTU 2408 into cubase sx. Let me know what you think...

I am doing a clean install of windows on my OS partition because of a virus and a lot of clutter. I have a couple games and other software on a separate partition though...will these still work with the clean install? Or will I have to reinstall the software as well?

I have 512mb pc3200 on my ABit nf7 nforceII board with an athlon 2500, and am considering getting another stick to run in dual channel mode. What kind of benefits does this dual channel mode have? does it mean that the memory speed will be twice what it is now? Is it better to go with 1024mb...

did you pay for the software?

i considered that once, but the amount of upstream bandwidth you need to be able support even 15 listeners @ 128kbps is...well, more than I have at least. do the math.

I'm running an XP 2500 as well and it rocks...i had a 2100 and that worked awesome too. you'll get a whole lot of opinions here on intel vs. amd, but they both work. the amount of horsepower you get is going to determine what you can do. For price, the 2100 is great and cheap as hell...

Comp USA has ribbon cables, albeit overpriced ones IMO. I wedged a case fan between the drive bay and power supply on an old HP missing a CPU fan...It was this overpowered Y.S.Tech fan that I swear was on steroids. Well, it vibrated itself loose, slid its way over to my video card, and in an...

The secondary one you might not even need the jumper. It should work set at master, but I've had some drives that won't be recognized if they are set to master and there is nothing as a slave. But everything else should work...

CC stands for "Control Change". MIDI can not only carry keystroke data from keyboards and such, but also data used to 'control' different parameters of your gear. In this instance, you are using this footswitch controller to change parameters in your vocal fx box. In order to distinguish...

first go to 'devices'...'device setup'...then VST multitrack. make sure that the driver selected is the one for whatever soundcard you are using. then close that box...and hit F4 to bring up the VST connections box. Click the 'inputs' tab. There should already be one bus created. click in...