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It depends on what sockets are on the synth and on the computer sound card. Basically you need an audio cable (if the synth is stereo then you will want a stereo audio cable) that has appropriate plugs to connect one end to the audio output of the synth, and the other end to connect to the Line inpu...

When using a microphone with a cardioid pick-up pattern, echoes can often be significantly reduced by placing sound absorbing materials directly behind the microphone. Suitable materials include things like heavy blankets. There are purpose made devices specifically for this: http://a1.images6.thoma...

How are your Mackie's connected to the computer?
Can you route the direct out from the Tonelab to your Mackies?

That problem actually occurs if I flip the "MONITOR" switch on. If I pot up the slider for the channel on my mixer that is recording the audio coming out of my computer, the horrendous feedback occurs at around -30dB. That sounds like a quite different problem - it sounds like you have in...

AAC, Ogg and MP3 may all be used at higher bit rates. At their highest rates they are all considered to be "transparent" (it's impossible to hear the difference between a first generation encoded file and the original uncompressed audio). The great thing about opinions is that they don't n...

Sorry, I've no idea why that is happening - keep checking back, I'll ask a colleague if they have any ideas.

If you are recording on a laptop computer it may be necessary to run on batteries to eliminate background hums. The power supplies on PC laptops are notorious for creating electrical noise. If the power supply is the cause, then more expensive sound cards are also likely to suffer from the same prob...

When tracks are played/mixed together, the sounds are effectively "added" to each other. This can cause the overall volume level to exceed 0 dB and distort. To avoid this, keep an eye on the green playback meters and if necessary reduce the level of the tracks using the volume sliders on t...

Check in "Edit menu > Preferences > Audio I/O" and set the number of channels to "2 (stereo)".

If that is not the problem, please provide more information about your system.

I hope it will work... r else try the following: http://www.esoft.web.id/audio-video/audacity-portable-1312-039version039-carry-039audacity-one-best-free-audio-editors.html When linking to software, please link directly to the publishers web site rather than to a reseller. In this case the publishe...