Help! Problem!

[Rick Shepherd]

Hi, I just got set up with the following signal chain:

AT4033 --> Avalon Ad2022 (Preamp Channel 1) --> E-MU 1212m left input --> E-MU left output --> Channel 1 of Hafler P3000 amp --> Monitors
C1 --> Avalon AD2022 (Preamp Channel 2) --> E-MU 1212m right input --> E-MU right output --> Channel 2 of Hafler P3000 amp --> Monitors

I have Cubase VST4 OEM version.

The preamp is showing good signals in and out from each preamp channel.
The E-MU software shows that the card is receiving input from both preamp channels.
In the Cubase software, I enabled the first two channels. I assume I need to have channel 1 enabled for the left channel 1 preamp signal, and channel 2 enabled for the right channel 2 preamp signal. But there is only a very low signal from preamp channel 2, channel one is fine. Any thoughts?

Again, I get a great signal from both channels out of my monitors, so my signal is going through ok, but the recording input for channel 2 is very weak.

Or, should I get better software?

 

[Rick Shepherd]

I think I will just reinstall the program and maybe that will take care of it.

 

[Rick Shepherd]

Man I wish these software people could learn to write simpler, user-friendly applications, jeez!

 

[NYMorningstar]

Still have the same problem? Try checking the PatchMix DSP mixer that's included with the card. Make sure the record channels are getting the same levels.

 

[Rick Shepherd]

Well, the patchMix software was all good. This is what I had to do: I had to assign L1 to the channel 1 input, then L2 to the second channel input in Cubasis. Then, I clicked on mono to make it change to stereo, and there ya have it, I got recorded signal from bothe inputs. I fiddled areound with settings for mics until I got a pretty good balance between the vocals and guitar. I am very impressed and pleased with the results.