Thank you so much for taking the time to read my post and offering any assistance.
I really could use some of your audio professional and audio enthusiast help.

I am a 46 year old, business professional that absolutely enjoys playing PC Video games. The type of games that I play have voice over ip, allowing communication between teammates. For years I have used Blue Mics that connect directly to the PC with a USB connection.

Last April I decided to upgrade all of my audio equipment by purchasing a Grace Design M900 headphone amp and a pair of Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro studio headphones. All I can say is this was an amazing upgrade to what I hear in gaming and music enjoyment.

So, my next thing to upgrade was my microphone. So, in December (after doing a tremendous amount of research, I purchased a Shure SM7b and an Auident Id14 audio interface. After connecting this to my PC I decided to invest in a Cloudlifter to offer some additional power that I felt was lacking.

Ultimately the Shure mic, Auident audio interface and cloudlifter, finally upgraded my audio to a professional level, which had made the gaming/communication experience very rewarding.

So, with my limited knowledge of audio, I recently decided to fine tune how the mic sounds to other players. So, I decided to purchase a TC Helicon Voice Tone Correct XT to make the fine tuning much easier than utilizing a mixer approach (which I know very little about).

So, I wanted to check and make sure that you guys and gals think I have taken the correct approach or if you would suggest something different?

The following is how I have the mic setup:
Mic - Cloudlifter - HT Helicon Voice correct (phantom power engaged) - Auident (Audio Interface) - PC

Thanks again for any input you all might offer.

I've downloaded the WIN version of my Virus Multi license of my PoCo Element,since I use PC exclusively,but recently I wanna try MAC,then I found that the Virus Single & Multi license I bought is now shown "Not Available" in my TC account.Suddenly I remembered that once TC has already informed this in an E-mail...Please help,I live in China and the support page AND even Gmail are blocked by Great Firewall(Damn!What's wrong with their brains?)So all I can try is post a topic on the forum.
My Powercore account is [email protected],so many thanks!

Hi to all!
I am Kostas and I am a little bit confused working my new Xenyx qx1204.

I just sold my FX1202 and bought a console.

Is there any block diagram and about this model?

I would like to know if alt 3/4 can play simultaneously with MAIN MIX in order to hoop up my recording or monitors there or whatever output I want to hear in the same time with Main Mix.

I would also like to know if I can monitor the same level of effects that goes to my main mix, on my control room out as well.

Can this console record every channel separately via usb interface?

When I connect the usb the console stops playing music via the main out. Why? May I record via usb and listen via main, control room, 2track out and alt3/4 at the same time?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

When modulating the tone mod of DCO2 with an LFO, it will frequently produce an audible glitch. It doesn't happen in a fixed span from what I can tell, but it happens perhaps every minute or more often.

Here is what it sounds like with LFO1 S&G: https://clyp.it/ebyvdqhw (image: https://imgur.com/a/td9Ja)
Here is what it sounds like with LFO1 triangle: https://clyp.it/lcotznlf (image: https://imgur.com/a/bfK50)

I have tried to reproduce the glitch with no modulation, but the waveform runs fine for several minutes and even changing the tone mod manually works with no glitch ever occurring.

I have also tried to max out the slew rate with no difference and I have tried different amounts of tone mod but the glitch occurs anyhow.

I have not done any calibration yet. Should I? [EDIT: I have now run a calibration and the issue is still there.]

Thanks in advance for the support and thank you for an otherwise great product.

Since my previous thread here went unanswered, I am hoping to find some suggestions for what inexpensive external audio recording device would be best to use for recording spoken word?
We previously used a Panasonic RR-XR800, which has grown legs and walked away. Currently we are borrowing a Sony ICD-AX412 from a member of the church until I can determine how to proceed.
I find the quality of both the Panasonic and the Sony to be sub-par, and while it's only spoken word, I'd still like to avoid "digital static" if possible (and without the enormous file size of the wav files recorded internally on the X32!)

I know there's also a way to record to a PC connected via firewire to the board, but we don't currently have a PC near the board and aren't looking to change that at this time. Having a dedicated recording device seems easiest as I just hit "record" at the beginning of the sermon and "stop" at the end, then hand the device to the guy who does the upload to our website and he snips out the hymn and posts the mp3.

I do have a Zoom H4N but I'd prefer not having to carry that to/from the church (or risk leaving it and having THAT grow legs as well!) any other sub $50 suggestions?

Thank you!

Hi guys,

Those of you still waiting for the official release of the latest beta (2.1) firmware, I confirm that it's really worth the wait! I know there are still some bumps that the guys are ironing out, but my overall impression has been it's a steady build.

USB audio has been working really smooth with my iPad mini 2 connected via Camera Kit. Good quality audio straight into iPad camera makes it really easy to shoot a video on the run!

Another great thing is that BeatBuddy drum pedal now syncs seamlessly to the looper. I can have the BB fill-in intro on, and still start the loop recording at the first beat right after the fill-in.

See-hear


https://youtu.be/JdfJy4Ww-jI



(and share, as I attended a competition and would really like to win the grand prize, a Martin D-45 custom)

Janne

I recently purchased a new MacBook Pro that has only Thunderbolt 3 ports. Unlike Thunderbolt 2, there are few easy ways to connect FireWire devices directly to Thunderbolt 3 ports. However, Other World Computing manufactures a Thunderbolt 3 Dock that supplies all of the ports “missing” from the new Macs, including FireWire.

I am pleased to confirm that the StudioKonnekt 48 is working using this dock and the most recent driver under 10.13. Honestly, I was not expecting this to work, and I planned on relegating the trusty SK48 to use on my desktop machine, but so far, everything seems to be behaving.

Caveats: I still haven’t tested it extensively, just confirmed that the device is recognized and I can get audio in and out of it. I have not subjected it to critical recording tasks at this point. Also, please bear in mind that my hardware and software configurations might be different from yours, and what works for me may not work for you.

Hi!
I have a problem.
I have two daisy chained TC Konnekt 8 devices.
They are working and I can monitor both of them in a DAW.
However, I can't show in a mixer view linked device and monitor them directly in a TC NEAR Software.
I can choose different inputs of linked device, but