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Re: Re: live room? It could also be the headphones, too. Whichever the case a cheap graphic EQ off ebay or something before the headphone amp would probably allow you to compensate for it. OB

The 24-bit card won't make a difference as the phenomenon you are talking about is occurring within the VC3Q. Looking at their website, it looks like Joe Meek didn't put a threshold control on the VC3Q, so it probably has a fixed threshold. I think the signal is coming into the compressor...

Alvin, Most regular old "came-with-the-computer" sound cards have 1/8" stereo jacks for their inputs. Your DMT-8VL, if it's like my DMT-8, has 2 RCA main outputs and an optical digital output. There are two approaches to hooking up the DMT-8VL to the computer: 1. Get a cable with a 1/8"...

Looking at the manual on Presonus' website, it looks like the Blue Tube specifies an 18 Volt AC, 100mA power adapter. Is the adapter you're using fulfilling this specification (should say right on the wall wart)? I'm no expert on the subject, but I think a unit's specs can be seriously...

Re: Recording Space If there's a story behind this I would love to hear it (maybe on another thread so as not to bastardize this one).

If it helps add to the list of possibles, my Yamaha MT-120 had normal and double speed and dbx noise reduction...wish I hadn't sold it...

Re: Need help! Looking at the manual on Behringer's site, it looks like the 602 has pair of buttons to allow you to choose where the 2-track input (the "tape in" jacks) is routed. One lets you send the 2-track input to the "control room" buss (control room outputs and headphones) and one lets...

With my older version of soundforge and an older version of Adaptec Easy CD Creator, I do the following to accomplish this: Open The wave you want to cut up in Soundforge. CUT (not copy) the audio you want to be the LAST track from the end of the file. It doesn't matter if it's in the end of...

I've never tried it (my problem is usually getting vocals into the music!), but the guy at www.analogx.com has a directX plug in that supposedly does this--probably just a algorithm that performs the polarity trick Blue Bear Sound is talking about. The plug in is free of charge, so it might...

Thanks for the replies and the welcome. I figured that once I had some names I could do some research, but didn't really know what names to use...apparently Sound Forge doesn't sell CD Architect any more. I'll look into Nero and Samplitude. I appreciate the help and would certainly appreciate...

Thanks for looking in on my thread. I have just finished a project for a friend that involved transferring a tape recordings of his live shows to CD. I used my older version of Sound Forge to do the work. As always, it performed flawlessly. However, it was very time consuming to have to cut...

If I'm not mistaken, the DMT8-VL included a SCSI port for backing up the project to external drives (JAZ, etc.), but I don't think the SCSI option was useful for mastering to two-track and don't know if the data is stored in a format compatible with a PC using a SCSI bus. If all you want to...