| OldBerkleeGrad |
| (Newbie) |
| 06/20/08 04:11 PM |
Overdubbing Vocals
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Hi,
I just purchased a Tascam US-144 audio-midi interface that came bundled with Cubase LE-4. I installed this on my PC, which runs Windows XP on an AMD Athlon 62x2 dual core processor, 4600+. 2.40 GHz, 3.00GB of RAM. The sound card is a M-Audio Delta AP-192 ASIO. I have been creating tracks using Sibelius 4. For a Mic, I use a TEAC MM-100 Dynamic. For playback, there are a couple of KRK Rokit 5 speakers.
I hope that gives you enough technical information.
Here's the situation: I was able to import the Sibelius tracks into a Cubase project just fine. The playback comes from the computers speakers or the phones plugged into the computer.
How does one go about adding a vocal track? The mic gets plugged into the TASCAM (MIC IN), the green light goes on and I can hear it through the phones plugged into the TASCAM.
I'm not sure which template to use and when one goes to "add a track" are the vocals considered an audio track, an instrument or something else?
Whatever help can be offered will be greatly appreciated
OBG
| mashedmitten |
| (Regular) |
| 06/20/08 04:59 PM |
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Re: Overdubbing Vocals
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Cubase can only use one ASIO device at a time. You need to connect the monitors to the Tascam and select it's ASIO driver in Device Setup.
| OldBerkleeGrad |
| (Newbie) |
| 06/20/08 07:36 PM |
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Re: Overdubbing Vocals
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Thanks. I'll try that.
| OldBerkleeGrad |
| (Newbie) |
| 06/20/08 08:20 PM |
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Re: Overdubbing Vocals
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Mashedmitten -- it works perfectly. Again, thanks. There's a better than even chance I would have never figured it out. Be well.
OBG