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D. Lundy
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After spending a year and a half making quality recordings with inferior software (Sony Acid), I decided to treat myself and buy Cubase 5. After fiddling around with it for a while, I finally started making records.
The first thing I noticed was an overwhelming amount of hiss, much more than I have ever encountered. I tried setting up my "DAW" (a 4 year old Yamaha USB mixer, my HP laptop, and a set of headphones) in different locations in my home but the problem didn't subside. I'm starting to consider recording in the relatively "hiss-free" Sony Acid and transferring the files to and mixing them in Cubase.
What do you think the problem is? I suspect that it may just be my mixer (some of the inner wires are exposed on the power cable), but as I said, I only get the hiss when I use Cubase.
Thanks for the help,
D. Lundy
PS: I'll supply additional details, if you need them.
The first thing I noticed was an overwhelming amount of hiss, much more than I have ever encountered. I tried setting up my "DAW" (a 4 year old Yamaha USB mixer, my HP laptop, and a set of headphones) in different locations in my home but the problem didn't subside. I'm starting to consider recording in the relatively "hiss-free" Sony Acid and transferring the files to and mixing them in Cubase.
What do you think the problem is? I suspect that it may just be my mixer (some of the inner wires are exposed on the power cable), but as I said, I only get the hiss when I use Cubase.
Thanks for the help,
D. Lundy
PS: I'll supply additional details, if you need them.