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By DGILESPI Mon Oct 27, 2003 8:03 pm
I have a behringer 1002 mixer and kenwood receiver going out to some house speakers. ok the things is that im recording into sonar and i import my beats that i have made on my mpc and triton into sonar and then record the vocals over the beats but anyway the problem is that when i have the beat on one track and then i try to record the vocals on another track it has the beat recording again because what i do is bring the audio out of the computer into the mixer and then i have the condenser mic going into the mic input into the computer all i want to do is not have the beat recording twice and still be able to hear my voice in the headphones as im recording

By UNSYSTEMATIC Mon Oct 27, 2003 8:33 pm
try using head phones when you record vocals. That way your mic doesn't pick up the beat coming through the speakers.
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By aaonli Mon Oct 27, 2003 8:45 pm
.. use two different type of inputs to the mixer.. havent the behringer got two-treck tape in? use that one to connect the computer to the mixer.. then you won't get the beat on the main-mixer output.. And you will still hear the beat AND the rap..

get it? sorry for my english...
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By aaonli Mon Oct 27, 2003 8:45 pm
.. use two different type of inputs to the mixer.. havent the behringer got two-treck tape in? use that one to connect the computer to the mixer.. then you won't get the beat on the main-mixer output.. And you will still hear the beat AND the rap..

get it? sorry for my english...
By DGILESPI Tue Oct 28, 2003 12:02 am
YO THANKS FOR THE REPLY BUT COULD YOU EXPLAIN TO ME IN A LITTLE MORE DETAIL WITH THE TAPE IN DO I HAVE TO GO TO LIKE RADIO SHACK AND GET A CERTAIN ADAPTER TO HOOK IT UP TO THE COMPUTER AND IF SO AM I STILL GOING TO BE ABLE TO HEAR THE BEAT AND MY VOCALS COMING OUT OF THE HEADPHONES APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH

By cashstill Tue Oct 28, 2003 3:41 am
make sure windows internal microphone is on mute