I can turn it up in Garage Band but I was expecting the signal to be
'hotter' coming out of the USB box. So I can work around it, just wasn't
the same as my old setup with a Mackie mixer. That was borrowed and had
to go back to its owner. The pre-amps on that seemed to crank up a lot
more than
Hi,
did you also try turning up the volume of the track? I'm assuming you were
using Garageband?
Ricardo Walker
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On Jul 9, 2012, at 10:33 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> What are you using for the USB interface? I picked up
What are you using for the USB interface? I picked up an ART USB Dual
Pre and found that I had to crank the gain all the way up with my Shure
SM58 to get a reasonable signal level. Of course I was trying spoken
word and not loud singing so maybe it's just my particular application.
CB
On 7/7/
I figured it out.
I just opened a previous saved file instead of starting a new out.
When I started a new one it worked great.
Mike
On Jul 7, 2012, at 1:58 AM, Ricardo Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Are you sure its not recording? I mean, have you actually tried to record
> yourself
Hi,
Are you sure its not recording? I mean, have you actually tried to record
yourself then play it back or, are you just talking into the mic and not
hearing yourself through your headphones? If this is the case, thats because
monitoring is turned off by default on real tracks. You need to
