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Thread CANNOT RECORD VOCALS ON LOGIC! HELP

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1 Posted on 03/02/2004 at 11:31:29

I have just brought a new mic, and have connected it to my computer via my soundcard (mobilepre usb). The mic works via sound recorder on windows, but doesnt seem 2 work in logic platinum. I guess its got something to do with the settings, please could some help me with the settings!

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2 Posted on 02/10/2005 at 14:05:53

Hi,

I guess you have an audio track in Logic's arrange window
and you want to record vocals straight to that track.

If you click the record button on that track a save-as window
should pop up with AUDIO as the filename.

Click save, press record on the transport bar and record your vocal.

If this fails you may need to select and input for your audio track.
To do this double-click on the audio track to take you to the track's
mixer (you should see the rec button flashing on your track).

On this mixer panel, look above the volume and pan paders and
you should see an I/O section.

From the flip-down menu select your input source (eg. Input 1-2)

Press record on the transport bar and try again.

Hope this helps.
Let me know how you get on.

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3 Posted on 02/11/2005 at 07:22:25

Oops just had a look at the date on that post. :oops:

:oops:

Silly me.

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