Crap, I got another problem. I recorded the first track which was guitar. Then I recorded the second track while the first track was playing, and the vocals started to speed up, and it got all out of line, How do I fix it?

hey i direct in my guitar with a rp200a and the sound always buzzes if i play too loud or something. How can be able to play as loud and free as I want without worrying about anything?

the buzz is a little bit similar to ...and justice for all sometimes

is the Samson Mixpad 9 Compact Mixer a good mixer or is it a pile of ****?

[QUOTE=HNLzero]hey i direct in my guitar with a rp200a and the sound always buzzes if i play too loud or something. How can be able to play as loud and free as I want without worrying about anything?

the buzz is a little bit similar to ...and justice for all sometimes[/QUOTE]

turn down your rp200a

so can U help me with my adobe audition prob....friend?

[QUOTE=Spliggity Splot(I got banned)]Crap, I got another problem. I recorded the first track which was guitar. Then I recorded the second track while the first track was playing, and the vocals started to speed up, and it got all out of line, How do I fix it?[/QUOTE]

:eek: how strange! i dunno, never seen this happen.

Which level do you adjust so the mic in the headphones isn't so loud. Because than I can't hear the first track and I end up recording out of time :\

^^^in put gain most likely

ok i understand that you need headphones....but what do you play in them...the instrumental parts to the song...and aslo what's the best inst. part to record first..prob guitar...sorry about the stupid questions

ok...you play the parts that have already been recorded in the headphones.
Probebly best to record drums first

ok I guess I'll just put the metranome up while I'm recording and try to keep in my head what the instrumental's are doing. The stuff I recorded today sounds AWESOME!!thanx a bunch for you help the abstract! :D

I'm back. Having another question...

I have a 1/4" -> 1/8" adapter. I used it when I wanted to record direct in stuff. I tried it the other day with my acoustic-electric and it came out totally horrible. I'm just wondering, could it be the adapter, or the fact that I'm going direct in? I've tried the same thing with my bass, but it came out the way one would expect, absolutely dreadful sounding.

So, when I do get my hands on a mic, should I still run my mic's 1/4" cable through this adapter and into the line in? If not, what other alternatives do I have, since I'm not planning on buying a mixer (as I'll only have one instrument playing at a time - for the moment...)?

ok i got a big problem. im recording a 5 person band in a room thats like 7x12 feet and over head there is a vent that goes across the ceiling and rattles when our amps are turned up. how can i reduced or eliminate the rattle?(with out screwing up the duct work)

[QUOTE=trev913]I'm back. Having another question...

I have a 1/4" -> 1/8" adapter. I used it when I wanted to record direct in stuff. I tried it the other day with my acoustic-electric and it came out totally horrible. I'm just wondering, could it be the adapter, or the fact that I'm going direct in? I've tried the same thing with my bass, but it came out the way one would expect, absolutely dreadful sounding.

So, when I do get my hands on a mic, should I still run my mic's 1/4" cable through this adapter and into the line in? If not, what other alternatives do I have, since I'm not planning on buying a mixer (as I'll only have one instrument playing at a time - for the moment...)?[/QUOTE]
Make sure the adapter is plugged in all the way. Mine was only like 3/4 of the way in and it sounded really bad. That might be ur problem.

[QUOTE=LeDbOx]ok i got a big problem. im recording a 5 person band in a room thats like 7x12 feet and over head there is a vent that goes across the ceiling and rattles when our amps are turned up. how can i reduced or eliminate the rattle?(with out screwing up the duct work)[/QUOTE]
take off the vent. Shouldn't be too hard cuz it's already duct taped on anyways right:thumb:?. Maybe buy a new one for like ten bucks at home depot, or U can do what I did at my old house and just cover it with a peice of mesh clothing or T shirt.

or turn the amps down:thumb:

its not that kind of vent, its the kind that comes directly from the heater and runs from one side of the room to the other and is attached from the ceiling. i guess i could try to turn the amps down but its just not the same sound..... anyone with ideas on how to stop it from vibrating would be appreciated.

^^^use tape or something, just do anything to stop it i guess

how can i make the other tracks play when i record on cakewalk guitar studio?

harsh realities of the unpopular forum

[QUOTE=HNLzero]harsh realities of the unpopular forum[/QUOTE]

harsh realities of being an idiot

im sorry i offended you
could you help me out o wise one?

[QUOTE=HNLzero]im sorry i offended you
could you help me out o wise one?[/QUOTE]

u didnt offend me, just thought i'd tell you why no-one has replied

so do you know the answer to my question?

it could be many things, is there sound comming up in the mixer? are the mixer tracks turned up? have u assigned the tracks to the corect output and soundcard?

nono
when I record it plays through the speakers
when i'm recording I just want my other tracks to play while I record

i do direct into the back mic jack

press record. Press play on the other tracks :thumb:

um
when i armed the track, and its recording the play button is depressed but all i hear is the metronome and me playing realtime
but when i press end record it has just sec or two or the other tracks playing

Hey guys im having a delima... Ok i went to guitar center sometime in march and bought a whole lot of **** so i could record a demo for my band. Were on a low budget so we bought vocal mics to mic everything. (drums, bass, guitar, ect) I also bought a mixer. A behringer pmx2000. I also have sonic foundry sound forge 7.0. (kazza) So we rented a hall and its big enough for us to space out etc. I setup everything and start to play/record and when we finish a song and listen to it, everything is super unbalanced. Yea it was probably from the mics and we didnt really kno how to mic anything.

Ok so we read up on recording and we kno how to mic drums and all that stuff corectly this time. But we still have crap mics. But well get around it. Also, I went to guitar center the other day and bought a mobliepre usb. The guy said its like a soundcard. But i cant get it to work at all. Its being retarted. It also came with some software that i cant get to work either. Live Delta and Reason Adapted.

Any help?

explain more on the soundcard, will it simply do nothing? you have to reset the computer, or go into the control panel and recognize the card. sorry, i only know about pcs, not macs.