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#FutureSound?

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#115645From: Jim MariasAug 4, 1990 1:35 PM
Ethan, Works just fine. The sampler settings I have are Max Mono 44744 Vox Value 20 Bias 0 Device Parallel. I just checked after reading your message and all is fine. I think your prob may be hardware which is why I suggested trying superecho. If you can use the line input (rca jack) then I can think of no reason the mic wouldn't work. The output to Amy is the same. As a matter of fact, you can mix the two inputs which is kind of fun (no mix level control though). Let me know what happens with it. Jim
#115690From: Ethan SolomitaAug 4, 1990 11:08 PM
That is very strange if both mic and RCA jacks are always being accepted. The RCA works and the Mic doesn't. — Ethan
#115771From: Jim MariasAug 5, 1990 6:24 PM
Have you've been able to try any other software with the mic yet? That should be able to isolate the prob for you. Give it a try. Jim
#115807From: Ethan SolomitaAug 5, 1990 11:33 PM
FutureSound sends both through simultaneously. That's why I wondered why there is a button to click on to select which input to use! — Ethan
#115838From: Jim MariasAug 6, 1990 9:56 AM
Ethan, If you are referring to the red button on the futuresound unit, then I think I have found your problem. The button is not a select input button but is an A/B type switch for the pass through parallel port. For digitizing through either input, the button should be lit (on). If it is off, then no digitizing. The unit just passes the parallel signals through the port. Hopefully that takes care of it for you ! Jim
#116024From: Ethan SolomitaAug 8, 1990 1:47 AM
My futuresound unit doesn't have a button on it! I was referring to a button in the program Future in the upper left that supposedly toggles RCA/Mic. — Ethan
#116046From: Jim MariasAug 8, 1990 10:41 AM
I've been using Audiomaster I and II for so long that I didn't even remember a toggle in the Future program. I certainly haven't needed it with AMII. If I need to isolate a line, I just unplug the other one or switch off the source. JIM