There is a second sound card in the system. A Soundblaster Live card that is occupying a PCI slot but isn't controling any of my sound. Also, how do I get a complete list of what's running in the background? I have Norton Anti-virus. I have AIM but I have not logged in.
I am currently running Cubase SX on P4 1.4Ghz system with 256 RAM and W2K. I am using the M-Audio Dleta 66 card with the Omnistudio break out box for recording. The variable signal levels are all set at 'Consumer' (input and output) for the M-Audio card. I am also using a Midisport 8x8...
They were set at +4. I changed them to -10 as suggested. With exerything else cranked, I noticed that the recording level meter during recording get up into the yellow range. Although not as loud as the sound from the synth directly, it's 100 times louder. I never got the signal to get...
I am using the M-Audio Omnistudio (with Delta 66 card) in conjunction with Cubase SX for my sequencing. I have a synth connected to the first stereo input (TRS plug) on the omnistudio. When I record an audio track in cubase sx, the volume is rather low compared with the actual signal coming...
I just noticed that the Virus and Waldorf (the two synths without the hum problem) have transformers on the plugs while the alesis has a regular 3 pronged plug.
I plugged the alesis on one of the strips with the other equipment, but it still hums. There isn't 1 strip holding all my gear. It's...
What's a ground lift?
The alesis shares its outlet with a lamp. The other equipment is on strips from another outlet. The omnistudio has 1/4 inch stereo (TRS) plugs. I tried plugging the alesis on the same strip as all the other equipment, but I still get a hum.
I need help diagnosing a problem. I am using the M-Audio Onmistudio as a mixer for my synths. I have an Alesis QS7.1 and an Access Virus A. The Virus and Alesis are hooked up to the stereo inputs on the back of the Omnistudio via insert cables (Y-connector, 2 mono 0.25 inch to stereo 0.25...