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Sniffyduke
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Ok,
I am a newbie.
I am having routing problems, or maybe its my computer
setup.
I just started setting up my system so I only
hooked up one of my pre amps.
I am running a Lynx Aurora 8 Though a Dangerous D-box.
The set up is strange. Here is why
Out of my computer, I have an AES16 card from Lynx
I have the HD26 to D25 going from port A on the Aurora Aes16
to the AES in on the back of the Aurora 8.
Then I have the Analog out going into the sum input
of the sum in of the D-box via a DB25 to DB25 cable.
I have a DB25 breakout cable going out of the Analog in
to the two Stereo outputs of a Trident 4t Chanel Strip.
I am using 1 and 2 on the break out xlr's.
I pluged in XLR's 7 & 8 from Analog in break out to the back of the D-box
and put them in sum outs.
The first problem is I can only monitor through Sum on the D-box.
The back of the D-box has a DAW XLR but I have no
way to route it back into my computer, because the
AES16 card is HD26 and the cable I am using is the
HD26 to DB25.
I have two Event 8" monitors hooked up to the main outs
of the D-box.
So, I can only monitor through sum, but for some reason the
monitor level seems low. If I play a CD in my computer
I have to almost crank the D-box up to hear it.
ESP with the headphones. Ihave to turn them up almost
all the way.
If I look at the level on the Aurora mixer it seems fine.
So, I tried a trial recording through Cubase.
1) I set up an Audio track Stereo or Mono in 1&2 (the Trident has some
funky way of having stereo outs.) Routed out to Stereo 1 & 2.
2) Hooked up a Bass guitar to the Instrument DI on the front
of the Trident. I pluged the headphones in the front
of the channel strip and adjusted volume and it sounded
fine, nice and punchy. But then, I pluged the Headphones
into the Dbox and I can hardley hear it.
The signal to the Aurora mixer is strong, but when you
look on the cubase mixer the meter is hardley hitting
half way. I would have to crank the trident up
to 10 on instrument input and output to get a strong
signal in cubase.
Any suggestions?
Does anyone know a service where I could do a via Remote Session
with someone?
Also, I would Paypal someone to help me out. There is
nobody in my area.
I would paste URL's of my Equiptment but the forum will not allow URL's
Thank you
I am a newbie.
I am having routing problems, or maybe its my computer
setup.
I just started setting up my system so I only
hooked up one of my pre amps.
I am running a Lynx Aurora 8 Though a Dangerous D-box.
The set up is strange. Here is why
Out of my computer, I have an AES16 card from Lynx
I have the HD26 to D25 going from port A on the Aurora Aes16
to the AES in on the back of the Aurora 8.
Then I have the Analog out going into the sum input
of the sum in of the D-box via a DB25 to DB25 cable.
I have a DB25 breakout cable going out of the Analog in
to the two Stereo outputs of a Trident 4t Chanel Strip.
I am using 1 and 2 on the break out xlr's.
I pluged in XLR's 7 & 8 from Analog in break out to the back of the D-box
and put them in sum outs.
The first problem is I can only monitor through Sum on the D-box.
The back of the D-box has a DAW XLR but I have no
way to route it back into my computer, because the
AES16 card is HD26 and the cable I am using is the
HD26 to DB25.
I have two Event 8" monitors hooked up to the main outs
of the D-box.
So, I can only monitor through sum, but for some reason the
monitor level seems low. If I play a CD in my computer
I have to almost crank the D-box up to hear it.
ESP with the headphones. Ihave to turn them up almost
all the way.
If I look at the level on the Aurora mixer it seems fine.
So, I tried a trial recording through Cubase.
1) I set up an Audio track Stereo or Mono in 1&2 (the Trident has some
funky way of having stereo outs.) Routed out to Stereo 1 & 2.
2) Hooked up a Bass guitar to the Instrument DI on the front
of the Trident. I pluged the headphones in the front
of the channel strip and adjusted volume and it sounded
fine, nice and punchy. But then, I pluged the Headphones
into the Dbox and I can hardley hear it.
The signal to the Aurora mixer is strong, but when you
look on the cubase mixer the meter is hardley hitting
half way. I would have to crank the trident up
to 10 on instrument input and output to get a strong
signal in cubase.
Any suggestions?
Does anyone know a service where I could do a via Remote Session
with someone?
Also, I would Paypal someone to help me out. There is
nobody in my area.
I would paste URL's of my Equiptment but the forum will not allow URL's
Thank you