help needed in studio building
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Topic: help needed in studio building
Posted By: Sweetnighter
Subject: help needed in studio building
Date Posted: December 25 2004 at 23:30
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Although i posted this on another forum because i'll have a better
chance of getting the help i need there, I figured it wouldn't hurt to
post my problem here as well, going on the chance that somebody is
familiar with this. If anybody is and can help, thank you very very
much in advance. Here: http://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?p=1291902#post12 91902 ------------- I bleed coffee. When I don't drink coffee, my veins run dry, and I shrivel up and die. "Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso? Is that like the bank of Italian soccer death or something?" -my girlfriend |
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Posted By: Sound Chaser
Date Posted: December 26 2004 at 02:32
| why not just have the computer soundcard output go to the moniters? |
Posted By: Sweetnighter
Date Posted: December 26 2004 at 09:56
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i already have it set up that way... but i don't want the sound going
into the computer to be spit back out because that would duplicate the
sound going to the monitors which results in feedback and other
unpleasantries. I just want previously recorded material to go out to
the monitors from my computer, not the stuff that i'm recording. make
sense?
------------- I bleed coffee. When I don't drink coffee, my veins run dry, and I shrivel up and die. "Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso? Is that like the bank of Italian soccer death or something?" -my girlfriend |
Posted By: James Lee
Date Posted: December 27 2004 at 19:30
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If you want to hear it through your monitors, it will always be travelling along the same path as anything else you're hearing. If you don't need to hear it as you are recording, simply switch off the specific track output from the mixer window (I'm not exactly sure how Cubasis sets it up...I hope it's possible, I know for a fact you can do it in Cubase SX). This will let the sound come through on the inputs but you won't be able to hear it until you turn the track channel back on. Also, you may need to fiddle with the mixer settings on the Emu; the output may be automatically blending the sound from your input as well as from the Cubasis output. If that's the case, there's NO way to turn it off without losing your input channel and recording nothing but silence. I'm assuming you only have a pair of outputs to work with? Sometimes you can mess with the software routing and send a 'pre-mix' output to one pair and a 'post-mix' to another pair...if you can do that, then switching the output of the recording channel to the unused pair will work just fine (because you don't need to hear it, so it doesn't matter that nothing is connected). I hope this is helpful. It kinda sounds like gibberish even to me, and I know what I'm trying to say. ------------- http://www.last.fm/user/sollipsist/?chartstyle=kaonashi"> 
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Posted By: Sweetnighter
Date Posted: December 28 2004 at 13:18
I see what you're saying... I've been getting lots of advice, and from
some guy an unofficial e-mu product help forum I've been getting the
same thing with more detail... so you're on the right... track?
------------- I bleed coffee. When I don't drink coffee, my veins run dry, and I shrivel up and die. "Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso? Is that like the bank of Italian soccer death or something?" -my girlfriend |