By bearhead
Mon Aug 05, 2013 2:34 am
Can someone please help me here? 
I'm trying to use my MPC as an input and output to run audio out into an analog mixer, then back into the input 1-2, while using outputs 3-4 (I believe the ones marked L-R are actually 1-2, though I could be wrong). Anyway, I'm using the I/O plugin in Logic, and I can't seem to figure out how to do this without getting feedback.
I'm running the audio out from the MPC into a Tascam 414 (serving as an adapter) to RCA out into the analog mixer out into the RCA input of the MPC.
Any idea of how I can fix this?
EDIT:
I got rid of the feedback and was able to get the audio out into my DAW, but now I have another issue. I'm getting some really bad clipping type distortion coming back into my mix. Not sure if it's the 414 (I ran headphones to monitor from it, and there was distortion) or if it's the output itself.
EDIT 2:
This thread can be deleted now. I've figured it out on my own through loads of trial and error. The distortion bit was a rookie mistake. I had the output level up too high on the MPC.
Sorry for the annoying thread.
I'm trying to use my MPC as an input and output to run audio out into an analog mixer, then back into the input 1-2, while using outputs 3-4 (I believe the ones marked L-R are actually 1-2, though I could be wrong). Anyway, I'm using the I/O plugin in Logic, and I can't seem to figure out how to do this without getting feedback.
I'm running the audio out from the MPC into a Tascam 414 (serving as an adapter) to RCA out into the analog mixer out into the RCA input of the MPC.
Any idea of how I can fix this?
EDIT:
I got rid of the feedback and was able to get the audio out into my DAW, but now I have another issue. I'm getting some really bad clipping type distortion coming back into my mix. Not sure if it's the 414 (I ran headphones to monitor from it, and there was distortion) or if it's the output itself.
EDIT 2:
This thread can be deleted now. I've figured it out on my own through loads of trial and error. The distortion bit was a rookie mistake. I had the output level up too high on the MPC.
Sorry for the annoying thread.