HELP! cant record vocals.
- Thread starter marchale
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Hmm.... Not sure about cubase. I see stereo in/out. Do you select the correct audio interface? It should be somewhere under device. After selecting the audio interface. Open a mono track with input 1(assume mic on input 1). Then try again. On Studio One, it is about the same too, and the layout is easier to understand, IMO.
About the studio one. The problem with it is, I can't get it to record. I can hear my voice thru the headphone connect to the audiobox but, when I try to click on the record button nothing seems to happen. It stay at is. I don't know if I need to press combination of buttons for it to record.
Really appreciate you helpin me thanks bro.
Really appreciate you helpin me thanks bro.
blueprintstudios
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marchale : welcome to soft. congratulations on your new purchase.
1) http://tinyurl.com/diyrecording
2) get your plugs right first.
mic > xlr cable > audiobox (phantom power +48V on) > USB > computer > DAW.
-if i'm not wrong it should be bus powered (powered via USB)
-make sure it's not plugged into a USB hub. best if it's back of the computer or direct usb port.
3) Make sure ASIO drivers are installed well.
4) power up your cubase DAW. under Devices > Device Setup > VST Audio Bay (or there'll be any parts that allows you to choose your audio interface/soundcard. make sure presonus audiobox is chosen.click OK.
5) press F4. this is where you configure your presonus audiobox's inputs and outputs.
under inputs , your audiobox has 2 inputs. #1 and #2.
under Output just put Stereo Out will do. your presonus has only 2 outputs.
*No audio input still? like I said, check +48V / Phantom power. AT2035 needs phantompower.
6) create track , arm + monitor track (the little yellow speaker) to record, and go.
enjoy.
1) http://tinyurl.com/diyrecording
2) get your plugs right first.
mic > xlr cable > audiobox (phantom power +48V on) > USB > computer > DAW.
-if i'm not wrong it should be bus powered (powered via USB)
-make sure it's not plugged into a USB hub. best if it's back of the computer or direct usb port.
3) Make sure ASIO drivers are installed well.
4) power up your cubase DAW. under Devices > Device Setup > VST Audio Bay (or there'll be any parts that allows you to choose your audio interface/soundcard. make sure presonus audiobox is chosen.click OK.
5) press F4. this is where you configure your presonus audiobox's inputs and outputs.
under inputs , your audiobox has 2 inputs. #1 and #2.
under Output just put Stereo Out will do. your presonus has only 2 outputs.
*No audio input still? like I said, check +48V / Phantom power. AT2035 needs phantompower.
6) create track , arm + monitor track (the little yellow speaker) to record, and go.
enjoy.
Really appreciate It thanks bro, I'm goin to try it out.
Another question, I've try using audacity to see the quality of it and I'm getting a lot of background noise. Is it natural to have background noise on it? Or it'll be less on cubase? Really sorry for the noob questions.
Another question, I've try using audacity to see the quality of it and I'm getting a lot of background noise. Is it natural to have background noise on it? Or it'll be less on cubase? Really sorry for the noob questions.
blueprintstudios
New member
you have cubase , stick to it. audacity can't mix well. background noise = make sure your preamp levels are not set too high. turn off fans,aircons/windows etc, anything that makes noise.
blueprintstudios
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dont' forget your phantom power enabling.
Press F3 also can set from the main mixer to have a clearer display.
blueprintstudios
New member
=) glad to be of help. do post your recordings here in soft or photos in the "show us your home studio" thread!
