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Extending this conversation I've got my wireless SM58 hooked up via XLR to my mixer. Got the mixer hooked up to the sound card from "Tape Out" (R/L) to LINE IN (with Y-connector). 1. Phantom power is on (tried it off too). The playback volume after a test recording from the mic is almost...

I'm sitting here with my mixer next to my computer. Now do I use the mixer's R/L "Tape Out" to go to the computer's Line IN??\ There are also 4 Aux Sends too, but those are 1/4".

ABout the M-Audio Brett I've been reading about the M-Audio. Is this card specifically designed for digital recording? I didn't know there were 'specialized' sound cards as such. What's the difference in the results? Also, I'm very confused about all the mic types. What do you use for...

thanks kremit thanks for the welcome. I've been reading from this message board for a couple days and have learned a whole bunch. there was actually an article on this site addressing my question. It suggested that I use a console mixer going to the sound card. Since I have a 12-channel...

I have a few different mics and they all have the 1/4" plug at the end. Do I need an adapter to go from the 1/4" to the smaller one that plugs into the back of the sound card? or do I need to get a separate module that goes between the two (mic and sound card)?

Wow! ok 24-bit recording. hehe. I think I get it now. Thanks. No club stuff for me. Just home recording. Am I hearing that I don't need any of that equipment?

I recently inherited some sound equipment and I'd like some guidance with how to use it. I have tons of karaoke dvd's and would like to record & mix on my computer. This is what I have: * Digitech Studio S200 Multi Effects Processor (Have no idea how to use this) * Peavy Q215 Stereo Graphic...