The 7.1 channel USB audio box with digital output offers an array of features for the best surround sound experience! It supports 48/44.1 KHz sampling rate for both playback and recording, dual microphone support...
The Audio Technica AT2035 Condenser Microphone features a large diaphragm capsule that provides smooth, natural sound and low noise. The AT2035 is intended for use in any number of professional applications including vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, pianos, drums and more...
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I recently got both an Audix i5 microphone and a Presonus AudioBox USB to record music. This is my second attempt to try to get results.
I have installed Presonus's Studio One software, and it recognizes the AudioBox. However, whenever I create a new song and attempt to record, no audio is picked up. The sound bars don't move at all, and there is no sound when I play it back. Everything seems to be connected, but having never done anything like this before, I am not completely sure how to configure the input/output (though I have it right as far as I can tell). Is there anything I may be doing wrong?
The manual that came with the AudioBox is very vague and not helpful, I've gone through it multiple times and I can't find out what I'm doing wrong!
you need to contact their tech support i look at the set up and i see it is not easy.
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I'm new to recording. I use garage band as my software and an audiobox usb audio interface to plug into my mac. I have a gibson les paul studio and i use a line6 podxt live for my effects/distortion/amp models and what not. When i record my guitar, it usually doesnt sound the way I want it to. It doesnt sound full and complete. In fact it sounds pretty weak. Is it my tone thats the problem or is it my equipment
A good way around this is to use a mic instead of going direct to the USB interface. Connect a mic to the XLR mic input on the interface and use that to mic your amp:
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Put the mic right in front of the amp - you'll probably get a more real sounding recording.
The 7.1 channel USB audio box with digital output offers an array of features for the best surround sound experience! It supports 48/44.1 KHz sampling rate for both playback and recording, dual microphone support...
The Audio Technica AT2035 Condenser Microphone features a large diaphragm capsule that provides smooth, natural sound and low noise. The AT2035 is intended for use in any number of professional applications including vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, pianos, drums and more...
The ECCO from Audiovox is a handy little keychain GPS that easily helps you find your way back to your car or other spots. Store up to three locked locations and you'll be guided by a simple interface to where you need to be...
With the Audiovox Homebase Digital Message Center and Digital Picture Frame we have taken the digital picture frame and cranked it up a notch.... Or three. We started with a sharp, bright 7-inch LCD digital picture frame, with enough memory to hold over 125 high resolution pictures...
