By Alarcon
Wed Dec 19, 2012 12:30 am
Hello I'm new here, great forum for tips & tricks for the mpc!
I'n the owner off a MPC 5000, and I tryed different ways to track out.
Allready used de adat, but I'm not very happy with the sound that comes out.
At this moment I have the 8 outputs to a mackie CFX 16 mixer, I mix my beats in the MPC & the mixer and because the CFX only has a stereo out I track the stereo in cubase, but the problem sometimes is that when I record vocals sometimes I need to adjust some levels to make the mix sound great.
Long story but my question is: Is it possible on the mackie onyx 1620i to record all the 8 inputs at the same time in cubase tru firewire? I allready have searched on google allot and called a few shops to ask about it, but there lots of different story's about the onyx 1620i on the web, some say you can only record the main out tru firewire and the other website says that you can multitrack all the channels.
Hope somebody can help me out!
THNX!
sorry for my english, but did my best
I'n the owner off a MPC 5000, and I tryed different ways to track out.
Allready used de adat, but I'm not very happy with the sound that comes out.
At this moment I have the 8 outputs to a mackie CFX 16 mixer, I mix my beats in the MPC & the mixer and because the CFX only has a stereo out I track the stereo in cubase, but the problem sometimes is that when I record vocals sometimes I need to adjust some levels to make the mix sound great.
Long story but my question is: Is it possible on the mackie onyx 1620i to record all the 8 inputs at the same time in cubase tru firewire? I allready have searched on google allot and called a few shops to ask about it, but there lots of different story's about the onyx 1620i on the web, some say you can only record the main out tru firewire and the other website says that you can multitrack all the channels.
Hope somebody can help me out!
THNX!
sorry for my english, but did my best

