AUDITION CS 6 & TASCAM DM3200

We are running CS6 on an HP machine running Windows 7. We recently purchased a TASCAM DM3200, and cannot get the two to communicate. The DM3200 is equipped with an IF-FW/DMMKII fire wire card. We also have the USB connected. Audition recognizes the card and the DM 3200, but we can't get the faders or transport controls on the DM3200 to respond, nor can we get audio from Audition to come up on the DM3200. We have downloaded all the latest updates and software. Still nothing. We have the Audition control surface settings set to Mackie. We set the DM32000 as the sound "card" in Windows control panels. We can select inputs and outputs. the fire wire locks. But no sound - no controls. Can anybody help?

Generally we don't do install issues - there's free support for that from the helpline. But if you are installing the trial on the professional version of W7 64, it should work, unless for some reason the 32-bit runtime environment in the OS is corrupted. That has to be working correctly, otherwise no 32-bit software at all will run on it. So my question would be - have you had any trouble with other 32-bit apps?

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LayLayPort wrote:
Sorry, I apparently left out a rather important piece of the puzzle.
Hardware is a Tascam DM3200. The audio connection to the computer is firewire. There is also a USB connection. The board is capable of remote transport control and such but I have never used that feature.
I don't think the sample rate is changing in the board, at least it indicates that the rate stays at 88.2. I am not certain however. And the documentation for the board is woefully inadequate.
Hi,
Have you gone here:
http://www.tascam.com/details;9,9,36,19.html
And seen this manual :
http://www.tascam.com/i-469-232-128-0-0CE1B106.pdf
It's for Logic 7.X and the DM3200
This is only to set it up as a controller, via Mackie HUI protocol.
Also, the DM3200 manual, page 9, states that :
Computer (DAW) integration
The DM-3200 can be used with a computer system:
with the built-in USB port, which allows control of the DAW by the DM-3200, emulating popular controller hardware. Additionally the optional FireWire expansion card (IF-FW), which provides all the USB functionality, and also allows multi-channel digital audio to be transmitted and received between the DM-3200 and the DAW application. In this second method, the DM-3200 may be used as an outboard mixer, freeing the computer from this task, and reserving the DAW for audio editing, etc. In both cases, the TMCompanion software can be used for management of the DM-3200. See the documentation accompanying the latest release of the software for full details of the capabilities of the soft-
ware with the unit.
NOTE
Some of these features may not be available in the first
release of the DM-3200 firmware.
So, please check your firmware on your DM3200.
Also, on page 45, Clock Setting, there is a feature to use the FireWire card's clock. Is this what you are using to clock the DM3200 to your computer? This might be the issue right here.
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[email protected] wrote:
> Hi everyone,I've been using Adobe audition for about 2 weeks now and
> trying to mix some music,and I'm getting some terrible results.
We've all been there.
> I think I need some advice when it comes to different things and maybe
> a fresh ear.
For a starter you need to learn to listen. You need to know how things
sound. You also need to make some stereo recordings with a single pair so
that you learn what stereo is all about and how rooms work and how they
colorize sound.
> I dunno if it's possible,but is there a way to send a
> song/session(.ses files or wav files) to other people that could give
> the mix a try? I could learn alot from something like that and would
> be forever grateful to anyone willing to help out.I'm so new to
> this,I'm sorry if I'm asking too much.I'm not asking anyone to do
> work for me or anything,just some help with the sounds and someone I
> can learn from.
I can't give you a "distance course", SteveG just posted something very
sensible on mixing in a nearby group, it is very much in line with what I
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http://raw-tracks.com.
You need to structure your work like you structure working in a kitchen.
Prepare the tracks so that they mix easily. Don't be impatient, learning new
skills take time.
Kind regards
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Kind of Long - Windows XP SP3
I play guitar and bass guitar, and want to record them. I have my guitar connected to a ZOOM G1N Multi FX Pedal. The OUTPUT cable from the pedal is then connected to my computer at the LINE IN jack. My headphones come from the SPEAKER port on my system.
When I play guitar it plays through my computer fine, and I can record some clips using Windows Sound Recorder.
When I launch adobe audition 3.0, there is no sound. I can still hear the sound because of the line in, but adobe audition does NOT pick it up.
I have ASIO4ALL installed on my computer.
I go to Audio Hardware Setup - Under all 3 tabs, I put ASIO4ALL.
When I hit the record button it shows that it is getting sound. But it seems delayed. I cannot hear anything from the speakers. When I press stop, or stop recording, and hit play, no sound.
What is my problem - I am a very novice user when it comes to programs like this, and I really have no understand of audio inputs and stuff. I can get full documentation off my system for a better understanding, just tell me what I need, such as sound drivers and pictures of my volume layout. I work on other types of software, so I can navigate through the program easily. I am just unsure what all these buttons do!!!
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I'll assume that initially you won't want to spend a fortune, but also, you won't want stuff that you will later regret purchasing. And to do this sensibly, you'll want to spend a bit more money on the microphone than on the external sound device.
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Since I don't know where you are located, I don't know what this is actually going to cost you, but it's good basic kit that should last you for a while, and produce decent results without spending a fortune. Yes it's possible to spend a heck of a lot of money on stuff like this, but the law of diminishing returns sets in quite early, and you can get remarkably good results these days without spending a lot at all. There are a few brands that are generally better avoided, like Behringer. Nothing wrong with Behringer electronics, but they economise on their hardware, and invariably things like sockets stop working, and knobs fall off. Oh, and they use cheap level controls etc, and these become noisy quite fast. You get what you pay for - it's cheap but it won't last long before you experience trouble.

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