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It sounds like you have it set up okay although the weak signal maybe because you are ignoring correct signal path level. It's important to get a good strong input signal to the desk and then try and maintain the level through any internal and external signal. A lot of people will get a reasonable level into a mixing desk, lose a lot of level on an Aux effect send and then try and make it up on the effect return and consequently overdo it and then try and bring it back down in the output. This is recipe for disaster and a muddy or cheap sounding mix. PFL or SOLO is there for a reason and should be used at every available stage to compare the level with the original input. Boost and cut as necessary but maintain that level to the output and you will get the cleanest signal your desk can provide.

Also observe balanced leads and use them where possible. A decent interconnect to and from an external device can make all the difference over 'any old lead'. Make sure that the external fx processor is not boosted or cut as some offer a copatibility switch (DB cut or boost) to match to the type of equipment you are using, (Semi pro/Pro or broadcast level which are all different).

If you Fx send with just one Fx unit then use Aux one. Return in stereo to a proper Aux return (observing the levels..'0) IF the aux return lets you send out over another Aux... In this way you can monitor the aux return using the sent out again aux as the headphone mix. In this way, the actual output from the desk to the computer doesn't carry the reverb so you can still record the vocals dry (which is often important...). If the Aux doesn't let you send out over another Aux then you would have to return to a stereo input although this offers a big problem. If you then send out again over Aux one, you have created a potentially damaging feedback loop. You have been warned. For what it's worth, I do this on my desk although I tend to removed the actual Aux knobs so I never get to turn them. This then gives the best 'routing' options although be careful of that feedback loop..!

Hope this helps

Cya

Steve...R

: I´m searching for an users manual for my xp 60 synthesizer. Please can you help me?

: i've just bought the maxi studio, installed it successfully i think but can't get anything to work.
: i can use instrument manager, being able to play the keyboard and drums, but when i plug my guitar into the box i get no results, same applies to cool edit, nothing, emagic the same nothing all through.
: i feel i must be missing some simple path maybe.

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Several notation programs will accept MIDI input to create scores. THere are also programs that claim they can convert WAV to MIDI, so you could rip the CD audio to WAV and try convert it.

: How can I get the score out of a cd. The cd was a recording from a logic midi work.

I'm not sure of what you are getting at as your message doesn't pinpoint the question clearly.

Sounds like you want to hear the Keyboard sound instead of the PC speakers although I don't understand how you have it wired up OR what, if any, midi/audio sequencing software you have.

Whatever the midi audio connection, the midi that you have played into the sequencer should play out of the computer's midi output and in turn play your keyboard. If the audio output of the keyboard was then plugged into an amplifier to some speakers, you would hear it normally. If you want to record the audio of the keyboard to the computer, then you would have to turn down the PC speakers and plug an audio output from your computer to an amplifier.

Am I missing something?

Steve...R

i am using acid pro 4.0 and i am working on a transferring records to cd and i am having a problem getting rid of all the pops clicks and the hissing.

if any one could help it would be great

NOT POSSIBLE!

Atan

: Id just like to know how to take a wav youve recorded and then turn it into flp file to use in fruity loops 3. danke