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Don't exist? How can the stereo aux returns not exist when it says here on the desk they do? I've missed something else haven't I!! God! Learning ancient arabic would be easier than this language of sound engineering.

ok, i've done that. I just tried recording some vocals then....nothing. Still have a dry signal in my headphones, but now nothing on cubase. Hmmmm.

Ok, From green output on soundcard, into stereo aux returns. From Blue output on soundcard, into tape inputs on mixer. Done. Is that it?

Oh No! Don't tell me you're a Behringer hater too?!! looking in at all these boards I see there is a love/hate relatonship with people towards this brand. I got it as a birthday present - which was a few weeks ago....you can imagine how I'm bursting at the seams about now!!!!! Yes. It's a...

i have no idea about soundcards! Ok...I have ran my cables/plugs from the green output of the pc and put them in stereo aux returns as opposed to the aux send ones, like they were in. is this right?

3. pink (mic) Blue (line in??) Green (spearkers) ? Nothing in the pink one.

recording machine...you are referring to the mixing desk? Or cubase programme on my computer?

god sorry! I didn't mean for that to re post!!

Confused "Patch each track..." what does this mean and how do I do it? I have a mic plugged into channel 1. I don't have a gtar lead or anything - ...?

Confused "Patch each track..." what does this mean and how do I do it? I have a mic plugged into channel 1. I don't have a gtar lead or anything - ...?

Frustrated I think I get what you mean mark7. Thanx. I don't think that's my problem. I just want a dry signal to playback after it's been recorded as a dry signal. (without reverb)!! Frustrated with this thing -not you. Process by elimination though....so I now know what those buttons do...

Post? Pre? Ok. A pre-amp is the first stage of amplification of a signal. But his has nothing to do with the pre button on my desk does it. in the manual it says, "PRE- When the pre switch is pressed in, aux send 1 is sourced pre-fader." All I get from this is that I...

Decide what send option to use.. like mono out or main or aux I am assuming my 'control room' is cubase in my pc.... do I assume right? How do you decide what 'send option' to use...what does this mean?

Decide what send option to use.. like mono out or main or aux I am assuming my 'control room' is cubase in my pc.... do I assume right? How do you decide what 'send option' to use...what does this mean? No...basic is good! Good good good! I need simple, direct instructions that I can't...

Thank you!!! I so wish I had have read your reply before writing my deperado plea for help! Thanx for the tip on using this site too....knew there'd be some kind person to show me the ropes. Ok, so I'll try what you said....um...I will also re-read the manual. It does tell me what each...

I'm counting on someone out there to just give me a simple run down of recording a vocal track with my mixer that is running into my pc where it is connected to cubase. Any help? I'm getting desperate now. Thanx

Thanks Ron82. I've just tested it out but I'm still doing something wrong. I turned all the red knobs on the board hard left and ended up with no sound coming through the headphones. To get sound I had to turn channel 1 Aux fx up to 12 o'clock. As well as the aux fx at 12 oclock above the main...

I have got a EURORACK UB1204-PRO/UB1204FX-PRO desk (Behringer), a shure pg58 mic, a Realtek AC97 Audio sound card in my pc and have the vst 32 version of cubase. When recording anything, whether it be vocals or gtar, I can get a signal without any fx through the headphones but on playback it...