4 tracks at a time w/Santa Cruz

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I currently have a Santa Cruz sound card in my computer and I'm interested in using that while I save up for a better sound card. I was wondering if there was a way to record 4 mono tracks at a time using n-track and the santa cruz card. Thanks for your help.
 
I am not to sure on which model of Santa Cruz cards you are talking about (I know nothing about that company-not that i haven't heard of it though)

anyway...if you have 4 inputs or 2 stereo inputs and a wdm or asio driver for windows then you can use n-tracks.

Bottom line is that n-tracks supports 99.9999% of all cards out there (to my knowledge at least-and from what I read on this forum)

Have you tried searching this forum?
 
I've done that, I havn't seen Santa Cruz specific directions. There are directions to get it working with multiple input on the Turtle Beach and N-Track websites but when I try both it does not work.

The card is the Turtle Beach Santa Cruz card that comes with Dells.
 
Do you have two stereo line inputs? If not, the answer is no. If yes, then the answer is yes.

Slackmaster 2000
 
It looks like there is the option of 2 stereo inputs at once on that card, a regular line in plus the versajack, so that could be line 1+2 plus line 3+4, however upon further examination of a picture found at the soundcard mfg. website, it would appear it will only let you select one input at a time.

http://www.turtlebeach.com/site/products/santacruz/whatdoiget.asp

then the first thing that says 'click here for control panel details'...gives you a more detailed look.

Having said all of this, I am basing my assumption on a picture of the actual control panel. Try asking in the computer recording and soundcards forum if this soundcard has multiple ins you can use at once. If not, you're hooped.
 
Weird, why would they give you two stereo lines but only let you use one at a time?

Slackmaster 2000
 
got it

I got it. I had to follow the instructions on the Turtle Beach site and update my drivers from there because Dell is a year behind on their drivers. :rolleyes: One of the inputs is better than the other so I'll use that one to start out with.
 
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