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Since it was new, and it does it with all instruments. I ended up just using a different mix for each guy, but that cuts it down to 4 so a couple people had to use the same one. I'd really like to get this solved one day so it works like it should.

I'm using 1' TRS patch cables, All new.

So here's a question. I have a Firestudio and a Presonus HP60 headphone amp. I have it connected almost exactly like this... The only difference is that where it shows "Vocal direct out from DAW" I'm going direct and not using the monitored signals from the DAW. Now the idea with the HP60 is...

You can't use them at the same time if that's what you're wondering.

What the hell is a cassette deck?? :)

Sounds like you just need a simple interface. Check out some of the M-Audio offerings. something like this M-AUDIO - Fast Track - Record Guitar and Vocals on Your Computer. Or Presonus has the AudioBox USB PreSonus Both come with DAW software. There are lots of choices out there that fit a...

LOL, Don't worry, I've also made my own rack out of 2x4s.

You could just resize them. Make sure snap is turned off if the cuts aren't right on a beat. It's the >|< button on the top tool bar. You could always use the cut tool and put the two pieces in the same track too. That's the scissors button.

Not sure what the issue is but I would try connecting the pedal and record direct. Your GT-10 will basically work as an interface. This way you skip a D/A conversion and a A/D conversion. Guaranteed it will sound better.

Love the "rack". I'm not sure I've ever seen equipment nailed in before.

Could it be you have some monitor buttons engaged from when you recorded? DO you have the outputs configured correctly? Can you see that you've recorded something? Don't give up yet, using a mic and getting a decent sound isn't as easy as it sounds. I'm not the guy to help, I suck at it, but I...

On the top you have the snap controls, to turn snap on and off click the button that looks like this >|<, Then if snap is on you can select either "Bar / Beat / Quantize. You have 4 "blocks" because you probably have the time signature set at 4/4. Each one represents a beat. So if you want to...

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You know I've never really noticed that. I'm not sure what the point is of setting a default. Maybe just for when you create new tracks it uses that as your input.

To see a level in cubase you need to click the monitor button. Is that clicked on both tracks. Did you try recording? I don't know that interface but could it be a routing problem with the interface?

Say you record a MIDI track and things are out of time a bit, you can quantize and line the notes up with the nearest 1/8th note for example.

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No problem, glad to help.

So you've picked input 4 as your source. Is that what your mic is plugged into? I have a feeling it's 1 or 2. Also you won't see a level unless you hit the monitor button which is the little speaker beside the record button. EDIT: On your MBox are those little front/rear buttons set right?

Your using a Mono track with a stereo in. Click add bus and create a Mono buss with the correct input. Then make sure that's the input on the track your trying to record on.