Analog Mix and Windows 7

Hello,?
I just installed Windows 7 (x86) and the driver for my SoundBlaster Audigy Soundcard (drivers 6.0..377 from file "Creative Sound Blaster Audigy series driver 2.8.007").
But now here is my issue:
I use the "line in" to record audio. This "line in" is managed via the "Analog Mix" option.
On Windows XP, we had the possibility to set the volume of each input of this "Analog mix" (for example mute CD and record "line in"). I can't find back this possibility in Windows 7, the "Analog mix" records everything. Is there any way to manage the volume of each input separately in Windows 7 as in XP?
Thanks

It is possible, but unless you are familiar with the "BCD" to which you can manually modify and then know how to reset the bootector after you install XP, you'll have to install XP first then Windows 7. For them to co-exist natively, that is without a third party boot utility, the system has to be setup in a "bootmgr" not an "ntloader" environment. I'm not sure why you wish to run both, but if this is just a compatablity issue, you might be better off just installing the XP Mode utility under Windows 7.
Rick...

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then we'd have to start a new topic called what is accurate:-))) Anyway, listening to a guy playing an acoustic guitar live would by many be considered a true source of audio.... So if we have a mic that can actually capture the movements the gas molecules in air makes and translate those correctly into currents - then we can assume that at least the mic is giving us the true source...If the mic "Which it cant" could translate the audio one 100 percent accurately into current the mixing board would only "see" current actually VOLTS and treat those as such...if we were to apply no eqs and no effect at all - the next step of inaccuracy would be your speakers which would have to translate the currents and make the membranes vibrate - which would then again compress and rare-fact the gas molecules in the air - thus making u able to hear it....
The mixing board is treating the current coming from the mic more or less constantly the way it came from the mic - the digital converters are only treating what comes from the mic 44100 times per second - this is why analog is called analog and is seen as treating the signal the way we hear it....
What do we hear - and what is there and what is our brain doing.....
the air that is being put in motion by a source being a true source or speakers is hitting our ears with the speed of sound - our ears are like a mic we a picking up differences in the molecules and our brain is translating it into what we call sound... Digital audio is actually exploiting our imperfections this is why we only need to sample 22050 times per second (Hearing Threshold) - the actually reason for sampling at twice the freq of hearing is because of the problem that causes the low pass filters to be there in the first place...(why the lowpass filters are needed would be too long to desribe)
The reason for 44100 is the hearing threshold of 22050 Hz - I dont really no anyone above thirty that can hear above 18000 Hz and make use of what he is hearing - so why not sample at 16000HZ - or 32000 Hz - the reason is mirroring cuz of imperfect sinuses - and facts of a physical law : There can be no 90° Low pass filter....
An EQ works with phase displacement - what actually happens when u cut 4 KZ by 4 db. is that the original signal is being phase displaced at the freq. u enter - what happens is that those freq.'s are being less amplified - There are physical laws about waveforms e.g. when two waves layer each other at the same maxima you will gain 6 db aka doubling the amplitude...when two waves hit each other where one has maxima and the other minimum you'll achieve complete cancelation...
what really happens when u talk analog dist. is that the sinus(Wavesform) is being distorted so it looks more like a triangular waves form.... This gives us a feeling of loudness and warmth...
If u want your digital mix to sound loud - take the "beautiful" sinus and turn it into a triangle by changing the gain - after that you will see the wave form being cut at the top and bottom but it aint sounding bad - only louder - Unless u overdo it:-))))
There's a lot more to it than what I just described - and it is quite interesting - If u go to amazon.com there are two kind a books about his stuff...1) The book describing it fragmental like I just did and Books that really describing it according to physics....Latter mentioned are VERY dry but if u take the time and have the interest you will find them real helpful and it will also change the way you "Look" at audio and mixing and recording
This is a huge topic consuming man since the day of recording audio...
analog |ˈanlˌôg; -ˌäg| (also analogue) noun a person or thing seen as comparable to another : the idea that the fertilized egg contains a miniature analog of every adult structure. • Chemistry a compound with a molecular structure closely similar to that of another.
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I received the error "The currently installed sound card driver does not support direct sound input. Recording is not possible." I tried many of the solutions offered on forums. This is what I found worked for me. (I have an HP with realtek hd audio)
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Date: Wed, 9 Nov 2011 04:45:42 -0700
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Subject: Premiere Pro 2.0 and Windows 7 - Direct Sound Input soundcard driver problem
Re: Premiere Pro 2.0 and Windows 7 - Direct Sound Input soundcard driver problem created by Steve-Italy in Premiere Pro CS4 & Earlier - View the full discussion
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