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starrshine
New member
Yep! That's me! I got myself a FD-4 and have had a good time learning how to record with it. This is my first ever experience with a multi-track and it has been a bit tough at times, but I am learning. So, yep, I got some questions for you more experienced and I bet some of them are really stupid and simple.
I run out of space on my 100 zip real fast and I want to master to my computer. (I tried going to my home stereo, but that sounded horrible.) So, I downloaded n-track trial version and went to Radio Shack and got the proper plugs to go to my in line of my soundcard. I can hear the music coming thru the FD-4 and out my computer speakers, but if I press record in the n-track it does not record. I have spent a great deal of time today trying to figure this all out to no avail. I bet its simple............
My computer is an HP and my soundcard is a Realtek AC 97 Audio. The song that I was trying to move has three tracks and I am going thru the stereo out of the FD-4 to the line in of my soundcard. I have the line in volume in my Windows record program turned all the way up.
Bob
I run out of space on my 100 zip real fast and I want to master to my computer. (I tried going to my home stereo, but that sounded horrible.) So, I downloaded n-track trial version and went to Radio Shack and got the proper plugs to go to my in line of my soundcard. I can hear the music coming thru the FD-4 and out my computer speakers, but if I press record in the n-track it does not record. I have spent a great deal of time today trying to figure this all out to no avail. I bet its simple............
My computer is an HP and my soundcard is a Realtek AC 97 Audio. The song that I was trying to move has three tracks and I am going thru the stereo out of the FD-4 to the line in of my soundcard. I have the line in volume in my Windows record program turned all the way up.

Bob