John Vere

Yes I just used it yesterday. Of course the old computer is completely compatible and once it dies the card will be useless. I think it’s more about the MOBO than the OS. The driver was last updated for W7 64 bit. But as you see in the screen capture it’s perfectly fine. Only does 48/ 24 but so do I. It was from a radio station set up. I was hesitant about updating the computer to W10 but it’s a home built system and I didn’t have a W7 disk anymore. The OS drive died. My son had one of those $30 Amazon W10 pro licenses and I had a 120 SSD drive so all was good I used the analog in/ out for the loop back test but I have it hooked up to my Yamaha 01v via SPDIF. Rock solid vintage system that performs as good as anything new. It is too bad that nobody makes these cards like that anymore.

Hold the phone. I just read this again and what I think you’re saying is your watching the wave form as you play and it is out of sync. Yes this is the way it works. If you watch my video it might make more sense to you. As you can see in you settings there is latency that the DAW has to calculate and adjust for. In your case this is 20 ms. That is probably exactly how much you’re seeing. Don’t quote me on that I’m only taking a long shot. And I’m not sure about graphic card latency being part of this equation but it probably is. I know for sure my wave is always drawn late and then pops into place when I stop.

@AndyB01 @Robert McClellan just an update. I was setting up to make a new tutorial and I noticed in OBS audio input list my Motu loop back inputs. I can use ASIO Now without issue. Most of the new interfaces have a loop back function now. So I really like not having to change driver mode just to do the capture. The other thing I just did was I recorded the narrative into Cakewalk. I edited it and applied processing. I then used this project as my tutorial example by starting screen capture, starting playback of project and then tried to follow my narrative with actions It turned out ok but still needs some editing I posted it anyway it’s the one on adding effects

By his response I don't think he read the other posts.

You didn't say which driver mode and audio interface you are using, Syncing issues are common if not using ASIO.

Yes really well played and overall a good sound but will agree the snare is possibly the most out front which might be OK if the. Guitar came up to match it. and yes there very little bass. I could hear the kick OK. it's a nice squeaky clean sound that suits the style.

You need to turn it way up. Compared to the other posts here I couldn't hear it very well.

I think this is just perfect . I'm a big fan of the Combo V and Combo F organs. My first band we had a guy with an Acetone we played Light my Fire. What software do you use for that very well done ( in its funky style) animation. It's exactly what I was looking for.

I have this Card deluxe PCI interface I keep in a old 2010 computer and it still runs fine with latest Cakewalk and W10. I think it was made in 2001. It's RTL is about the same as any of my newer interfaces.

One of the features of my new Motu M4 is a Loopback feature. It seems to be a new trend with interfaces. I guess a common complaint was it being hard to copy audio directly from the internet. Probably copywrite law issues. I've been mucking about with screen capture with OBS and I would always have to use WASAPI shared to get OBS to record Cakewalks output. I noticed the Loopback channels as options in OBS and sure enough this works. So I can stay in ASIO mode for screen capture recording as well as using the interface to adjust the balance. And then today I found a second use which is what I think most people were after. A friend posted a song on Reverbnation but he is a paranoid so didn't allow downloads. I wanted the song file so I could analyze it with things like span and Youlean. Ha- just set an audio track in any DAW or wave editor to the Loopback channel and record in real time. Anyhow just thought I'd share as many people are always shopping for new interfaces and this just might be a feature worth having.

First I do believe the TTS-1 is more or less identical to the Sound Canvas as far as GM midi goes. In other words there's not much point in using the Sound Canvas anymore. And most folks use the Sample based instruments like the Studio Instruments that come with Cakewalk or the 1,000 of free VST's available from places like https://plugins4free.com/ But your title say's Roland Sonic Cell? So is this what you are using? If so, the answer will be in the user manual. Possibly there's a setting that allows for PG changes and they are being blocked. A downloaded GM midi file will show it's Channel, bank and patch in the midi track header, check there to see if the patches are correct. In my signature is links to tutorials for all this stuff to do with TTS-1 and using downloaded midi files.

This sort of belongs in the Songs sub forum. That’s the best place for advice on mixing which is what this tread is about.

Updated video and added better instructions.

It's also a design flaw with a lot of interfaces. The 2i2 lacks a blend control so you can adjust the difference between input direct and DAW playback. You see the Tascam has the input/Computer blend control but the Scarlett doesn't. Little details on interfaces make a huge difference. SO now the OP has to turn down the MAster in the DAW.

No I didn't watch the video. And all I'm stating is I don't like the mix choice. I have mixed 100's of albums in my day and yes it was mostly pretty traditional stuff, I did a few Rap albums and a didgeridoo however. But if you goal is producing POP music then that mix need a little work. Bottom end is over the top and Span is showing this clearly. And I have nothing against panning hard left & right IF done a certain way. It was real common for me to do this with 2 guitars but they were always done by re- playing the exact same part as close as possible to create 2 tracks. I often used this with acoustic as well as overdriven electrics. My approach to mixing comes from doing live sound for years. I am a huge fan of live music and that is what I try to capture in the studio as well. I think a few others have already mentioned this. IN the real world you would never hear any sound just come from one side. And this is what it comes down to, My mixing goals are to recreate a live sounding stereo field. You goals might be more experimental which is fine by me. I got in trouble once for panning a 3 piece horn section. It was just a little bit too. I thought it sounded bigger. They said no, they are a horn "section" one thing, not three. .

I had this as my first recording studio! I bought it because it was one of the only 4 tracks that would record all 4 tracks at the same time. I had to sacrifice track 4 for stripping with time code to drive my Atari midi. So it was sort of only 3 tracks. It used DBX? noise reduction which made vocals sound sort of out of phase. I don't miss it one bit. I see idiots selling them for $400?? are people that hung up on analog?

Simply put a bad mix that doesn't translate to most playback systems. As said way to much panning hard left and right.

My solution is I test all VST’s on my office machine. If I like a plug in ( rare) I then plunk it in my main DAW computer. I’m showing about 90 right now in my main computer and most of those are junk that cakewalk installed and I should get rid of some of them but this is time consuming stuff My office computer became a huge mess of plug ins so I did the smart thing and re did it with a fresh OS and SSD drive

Because most of the songs I record end up on. CD or as mp3 I’m totally fine with 44.1. Ain’t nobody going to tell the difference. And 16 bit is nothing you can improve on as changing it to 24 will only add more zeros to the data. What’s more important is the quality of the content.

Right click on the catagory, open the list and at the bottom is Reset category. If anything was in there it goes to the uncategorized folder.

The OP doesn't want a stereo track, read what they say carefully. They have recorded to a stereo track by accident now they want a mono track.

It’s weird but on my computer it’s right at the top of the home page but your right as when I use my phone I can’t find it at all. I was going to post the link I’m on my stupid phone way to much these days.

If you record using only one input on your audio interface then it’s mono. You are implying you have recorded to a stereo track and therefore the recording signal is only left or right and asked how to Centre it? Is this correct? There’s a few ways to fix this but bounce to track is the fastest Highlight the track and go to Tracks look for the bounce to track and follow directions

@Craig Anderton Funny you give the analogy of a mixer as I was going to use that as well. But I was thinking The Pro Channel and the effects bin are where the insert jacks are on a mixer and then the track sends are like auxiliaries that go to outboard gear and are brought back to a return buss