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Subject: APS Rec. Selector + Mixer
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Original Message 1/3 03-Apr-01 @ 08:57 PM - APS Rec. Selector + Mixer
With regard the a SBLive w/ APS drivers,
Does anyone know what the relationship is b/w the Record Selector program and the APS mixer?
Example 1: there is an "input level" slider in the Rec. Selector but also a "input level" on the main strip in the mixer. Are they related?
Example 2: there is a source select list in the Record Selector, but you can also select your source in the APS mixer.
Shouldn't it be possible to disregard the Record Selector and do everything from the APS mixer? If anyone could tell me how their working configuration is set up, it would help.
Thanks!
Snack
Does anyone know what the relationship is b/w the Record Selector program and the APS mixer?
Example 1: there is an "input level" slider in the Rec. Selector but also a "input level" on the main strip in the mixer. Are they related?
Example 2: there is a source select list in the Record Selector, but you can also select your source in the APS mixer.
Shouldn't it be possible to disregard the Record Selector and do everything from the APS mixer? If anyone could tell me how their working configuration is set up, it would help.
Thanks!
Snack
Message 2/3 03-Apr-01 @ 11:52 PM - RE: APS Rec. Selector + Mixer
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ok so in the aps mixer you can create or delete input strips. the audio input strip that the audio selector refers to decides the physical input on the soundcard, which can be CD, mic, line in etc. if you select line in you might get feedback unless you mute the input strip so it doesnt go straight out the line out again, to your external mixer and then back again.
ok my setup. delete the input strip and create a CD digital input stip instead, you'll get better quality from your CD and you wont have to mute the strip when you select line in as your recording source in the record selector.
note: cubase or whatever records strait from the source selected in the rec. selector regardless of the mixer settings.
i hope that helps, im not at my machine now so that might be a bit unclear. check the article on the dancetech front page
ok my setup. delete the input strip and create a CD digital input stip instead, you'll get better quality from your CD and you wont have to mute the strip when you select line in as your recording source in the record selector.
note: cubase or whatever records strait from the source selected in the rec. selector regardless of the mixer settings.
i hope that helps, im not at my machine now so that might be a bit unclear. check the article on the dancetech front page
Message 3/3 04-Apr-01 @ 08:11 PM - RE: APS Rec. Selector + Mixer
Thanks, that helps. Any advice on getting rid of the crazy amounts of noise I get when I record the line in?
Also, can I use the "Stereo Mix" setting in the rec. selector if I'm wanting to record SBLive MIDI, the Line in, and Wav simultaneously?
Regards,
Snack
Also, can I use the "Stereo Mix" setting in the rec. selector if I'm wanting to record SBLive MIDI, the Line in, and Wav simultaneously?
Regards,
Snack
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