I don't use my AudioBox for recording so I've never had a reason to give it a shot. I'm either getting old or I've got waaaay too much going on. The audio might get a bit thinner (very very small amount) but it will power both mics.Īnd thanks for clearing it up that fix for me. Gigabyte motherboard-SYBA TI Firewire XIO2200A-i7 2600k Quad Core-16 GB DDR III-Custom 2U Rackmount-4 TB Raid (all internal SATA II)-19" Samsung HDMI LCD on pivoting VESA 1U Mount Win Vista 64/XP Pro/7 x86/7 圆4 - Mac OSX Snow Leopard/Lion StudioLive 16.4.2, AudioBox 1818VSL, AudioBox 44VSL, Faderport, Digimax FS, M-Audio Firewire 410
These are mostly insane ramblings of a poor aircraft mechanic who can, strangely enough, still hear. My advice and suggestions should never be considered advice or suggestions. No I'm not a freaking pilot!! The Air Force won't let me have a suit with a zipper.or sometimes shoestrings. Tallest guy in the Mod Squad with all his hair still on his head. I haven't dealt with this a lot lately and I can't remember. You can send the mono track to a stereo track for further processing if you. So for your microphone, use a mono track and it will be centered (you will hear it in both ears, unless panning is moved off center). If I remember corrrectly you'll need to set your I/O up as a stereo track for it to work properly. But a stereo track has two channels left and right and you're only inputting one of them. What software are you routing the audio through?
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