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I'm connecting a pair of powered monitors to a Delta 44 box that has 1/4" outputs. The monitors have both XLR and 1/4". What kind of cables does someone recommend I use, that won't end up damaging the monitors. My main concern is if I need to use cable specifically for speakers or not. Thanks

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I recently bought a pair of Event PS8 monitors wich are amplified. I used 1/4" guitar cords to hook them (No No?) and after a few hours I noticed the woofer on the right monitor has crackling and had no bass response. I was listening to bass heavy music but not very loud. Anyways dropped it off...

I upgraded my driver on my Delta 44 and now I lost the visual interface for it (all the graphical sliders and options), . I have to go into the control panel and adjust the volume there, that's about all I can adjust on it. I have the original driver cd but it's for win98, I now have xp. Am I...

I'm trying to record a song with a many time changes "Blackened" by Temallica. It seems when I reopen the file, all of the time changes revert back to 4/4, (once happened in the middle of working on it as well). Is there something In a menu somewhere that needs to be set, or is it a bug? I wish...

I have a decent instrumental version of "What You Give" by tesla, anybody care to record vocals if I post the mp3? Just for fun.

I know I'm oudated here but I'm running pro audio 9 on the system below and I can't get the majority of the FX1, Fx2, Fx3 effects to work in real time or written. When I try applying them in the Aux effects I get "Out Of Memory" message. I also can't get the stretch audio function to work...

Anybody have this problem? Edit to fit time or length commands do nothing at all help!

I'm trying to stretch a drum loop fill to fit a full measure, right now its about 3 beats long in the tempo I've got, when I put "new ending time" in it doesn't stretch it. I tried stretching it by the percentage method, doesn't work either. I have the "stretch audio" box checked both times...