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jack5000
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 Posted: Sun Jun 28, 2009 4:44 am Post subject: Audio recording question |
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Hi, i need putting straight on a basic concept in computer recording.
I use a pc with cubase/emu soundcard. I have lots of 'outboard' gear like pedal fx. I would like to send, eg, the drum track playing on cubase - out through the pedals - and back into cubase recorded on a seperate track.
When ive tried to do this, the signal becomes a feedback loop. Horrible screech.
So is there a way to send out then in with one computer? do i need another computer or what? surely using outboard processing gear can't be that demanding?
Any help is much appreciated! |
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johndavid
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| Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2009 2:20 am Post subject: need to know |
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i am using a pod x3 live, ltd h-51 guitar and nuendo for my studio recording. and ive got some patches lined up for my songs which sounds really good in my amp bt the sounds completely different when plugged in my pc. so wat can i do to get the actual sound dat i hear in my amp in the recorded files...any suggestions pls post as soon as possible!!!!!
thanking u!!!!
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davidbeckam
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| Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2009 9:10 am Post subject: need to know |
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I have a philips sw3440/37 surround sounds system. The only audio input it has is a vga connector. I dont have anything that outputs audio with a vga cable. Does anybody know how to make an adapter so i could just plug it into a standard 3.5mm audio jack.
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3650guy
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| Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:00 am Post subject: Re: Audio recording question |
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| jack5000 wrote: | Hi, i need putting straight on a basic concept in computer recording.
I use a pc with cubase/emu soundcard. I have lots of 'outboard' gear like pedal fx. I would like to send, eg, the drum track playing on cubase - out through the pedals - and back into cubase recorded on a seperate track.
When ive tried to do this, the signal becomes a feedback loop. Horrible screech.
So is there a way to send out then in with one computer? do i need another computer or what? surely using outboard processing gear can't be that demanding?
Any help is much appreciated! |
when sending audio out of the pc and back, you need to experiment with the "send" and "return" levels on the mixer of cubase if it is available. or minimize the return levels until you get a suitable signal. |
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