Multiple Soundcards

[soundprizm]

I didn't know where to post this here or in the computer recording section. I am using ntrack so I figured I will try here.

I am using a soundblaster live!, Turtle Beach Montego II, and my motherboards audio(CMedia). All three are full duplex and are able to do 16/41000. I eventually want to record from all three, but for right now I would settle for at least one to work! My problem is that I can only here sound coming in and out from my SBLive. Nothing else seems like it is working. When I check my rec vu meter in ntrack nothing happens. I have checked out the sound mixer to make sure that all the levels are right. I am using the aureal audio mixer which controls all three. I have no idea what to do. Please help! Let me know if I should repost this in the computer recording section! Thanks.

 

[Slackmaster2K]

You should definately post this in the computer forum!

Slackmaster 2000

 

[Gidge]

I cant answer that question, but I have a question....why do you want to do this?....

 

[soundprizm]

The only reason is for seperate channels. An example is with drums. There is not just one soundsource, there are multiple. It would be a beautiful thing if I could control all these soundsources seperately after the initial recording. The eq's on the snare and bass drums differ quite a bit.

 

[Slackmaster2K]

Timing will become an issue here since each card will be using its own clock...and I don't know of any way to synch them.

I know somebody had written a driver for multiple Ensoniq/Create AudioPCI cards.

Post this to the computer forum, you'll get a lot more response.

Slackmaster 2000

 

[soundprizm]

The thread is up and going in the computer forum. I posted it as soon as you mentioned I should. Thanks Slacker!