hi. i recently purchased a Zoom MRS-1044. I also have a copy of Cubase SX3 and Nuendo on my laptop. My current situation is this....
I have been asked by a guy who saw me play at a party to make a CD of origional music for his record company. as you can imagine i am very excited by the prospect. i Hurredly purchased a fully working Zoom MRS-1044 from ebay, in full knowledge that it was not the CD/RW version and i did not come with a USB port, though if it is DESPERATELY needed, i would grudgingly buy one. What i would like to know is this.
I can connect my MRS-1044 to the computers speakers and it plays fine. i also noted that the sound is recognised by cubase and nuendo when i open the program (the little bars on the toolbar move, albeit delayed, when i play guitar through the desk.) So is it possible for me to record what is coming out of the speakers onto an audio track on the software. i then have the option of recording on the MRS and mixing to CD on cubase or Nuendo.
i would gratefully appeciate help on this matter, by anyone in the know.
thanks in advance. Sam
I have been asked by a guy who saw me play at a party to make a CD of origional music for his record company. as you can imagine i am very excited by the prospect. i Hurredly purchased a fully working Zoom MRS-1044 from ebay, in full knowledge that it was not the CD/RW version and i did not come with a USB port, though if it is DESPERATELY needed, i would grudgingly buy one. What i would like to know is this.
I can connect my MRS-1044 to the computers speakers and it plays fine. i also noted that the sound is recognised by cubase and nuendo when i open the program (the little bars on the toolbar move, albeit delayed, when i play guitar through the desk.) So is it possible for me to record what is coming out of the speakers onto an audio track on the software. i then have the option of recording on the MRS and mixing to CD on cubase or Nuendo.
i would gratefully appeciate help on this matter, by anyone in the know.
thanks in advance. Sam