Little Help Recording INternal Sounds

See I Just Recently Crossed over to Mac from sshh a (PC)... Well, I used to use a program called Cool Edit to assist me for my Radio show that I run. Now the benifit of CoolEdit that I can Not seem to Get with GargeBand is... RECORDING INTERNAL SOUNDS... like I can record with the built in mic, but I want to Record The sounds Made on my CPU and the CPU Only... EG... If I want a SoundBite from an FINISHED BURNED CD... I WOULD JUST hit record and be able to Record it. I dont want the Mic to Pic up anything OUTSIDE I just want it to Record the noise that goes on in the CPU.... If any one can Help I would Appreciate it...

hi
I answered a similar question here recently ...
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4556197&#4556197
hope this helps
look forward
gavin little
echolab
dublin, ireland
http://www.echo-lab.com/
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1962022/

Similar Messages

  • Help Recording Internal CPU Noise...

    See I Just Recently Crossed over to Mac from sshh a (PC)... Well, I used to use a program called Cool Edit to assist me for my Radio show that I run. Now the benifit of CoolEdit that I can Not seem to Get with SounTrack is... RECORDING INTERNAL SOUNDS... like I can record with the built in mic, but I want to Record The sounds Made on my CPU and the CPU Only... EG... If I want a SoundBite from an FINISHED BURNED CD... I WOULD JUST hit record and be able to Record it. I dont want the Mic to Pic up anything OUTSIDE I just want it to Record the noise that goes on in the CPU.... If any one can Help I would Appreciate it...

    hi
    I answered a similar question here recently ...
    http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4556197&#4556197
    hope this helps
    look forward
    gavin little
    echolab
    dublin, ireland
    http://www.echo-lab.com/
    http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1962022/

  • A little help for HDMI sound output.

    I have an HP Pavilion HPE Series.  Pavilion H8-1214 PC
    I bought an HDMI cord several months back, to hook up my TV as a second monitor (like for watching movies) and worked fine for some time up until last night when when I tried to update my drivers (like graphics) since it seemed like on certain sites or games it was slow or unresponsive (like facebook games).  Now I can't get the audio to work for my TV (the HDMI output) as you can see in the screen shot I took. 
    http://puu.sh/9SZOT/ab1c31984d.png
    I have tried returning to an older restore point - that helped temporarily until I turned my computer on today and realized I still had that problem.  I have tried uninstalling that particular driver and reinstalling it - doesn't help, tried disabling and re-enabling - doesn't help.  
    The only way it seems to work is when I turn the TV on first and then restart my PC, but that is kind of a hassle since when I want to watch a show or movie I have to restart instead of just turning it on and setting TV as "default device" in "Playback Devices" like I did before.  
    Is there a way to fix this?  Please help.  Thanks in advance.

    Hi,
    Install the HP posted AMD graphics driver for your PC.   It's not uncommon for HP to use a propriety graphics driver.
    HP DV9700, t9300, Nvidia 8600, 4GB, Crucial C300 128GB SSD
    HP Photosmart Premium C309G, HP Photosmart 6520
    HP Touchpad, HP Chromebook 11
    Custom i7-4770k,Z-87, 8GB, Vertex 3 SSD, Samsung EVO SSD, Corsair HX650,GTX 760
    Custom i7-4790k,Z-97, 16GB, Vertex 3 SSD, Plextor M.2 SSD, Samsung EVO SSD, Corsair HX650, GTX 660TI
    Windows 7/8 UEFI/Legacy mode, MBR/GPT

  • Little help finding a Sound setting?

    Hi there,
    Can anyone tell me where I turn off that really LOUD sound my MacPro makes when i turn it on? It sounds like a triumphant "TA-DAH!!!" horn blast and it kills me first thing in the morning.
    If i go to Sys. Prefs and click on Sound, I have the following settings:
    1. On the "Sound Effects" tab I have selected many different Alert sounds but this wake-up call never changes.
    2. I play alerts and sound fx through "selected output device" which is chosen on the "output" tab.
    3. All 3 checkboxes are selected below that. (maybe it's the one that says play alerts. i'll try that next)
    4. And on the Output tab I've chosen "line out" which is my desktop/standalone speaker set up. With those turned off, the bugle blow still happens when i turn on my computer.
    Thanks for any suggestions!
    Pedro

    Hi sheik
    I did the same settings and I can change the volume of the startup sound with the control „Gesamtlautstärke“ (don't know, what it's called in English) – it's the control on the bottom of the „Sound Effects“ tab
    Andreas
    Mac Pro 2.66GHz/3GB RAM/7300GT//iPod Video 30GB white   Mac OS X (10.4.8)  

  • Audigy 2 Tech support little help for n

    Original Message Follows:
    Subject: CLI - Technical Support Request
    Self Description: ID(3) Advanced PC UserSupport Inquiry: ID() I am installing or using the product for the first timeProduct: Audigy 2 ZSOperating System: Windows 2000Creative Model Number: SB0240Computer Brand/Model: Home builtProcessor/CPU: P4 3.0ghzMemory: .024gigBIOS Type/Revision: Award Bios SPE000 Pro-G.ESystem Board/Chipset: GA-8IPE000/Intel 865PE Host/AGP/Controler ICH5 IO
    Detailed Problem Description:I have recently made a purchase from e-bay form your company for Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Sound Card http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...92950&tc=photo I have install this product to go along with my Creative Labs Inspire P5800 5. speaker system. I am having the following problems.
    . I can only get output from 2 speakers front left and front right.2. I cannot get my microphone to work at all. Its plugin to the proper port. It worked with the old sound card. It works on other pc's I have at my residence. So its not the microphone. I checked all the connections and they are correct. I have been to the knowledge base with no luck. I have been through the forums searching and the majority of the forum responses are users helping users with very little input from Creative labs. (disappointed)I have installed/un-installed/re-installed without any luck, the software that came on the cd. I have also retrieved the last software downloads from your web site without any luck.So either I am missing something here, or I got a defecti've sound card.
    REPLY/Answers inline:
    Jason, My answers are inline.
    > Thank you for contacting Creative Technical Support. > With regards to the issue you are having, may I know the model and > serial number of the product you are having? It should start with CT or SB followed by 4 numbers >found on the sound card. As for the serial number, it can be found on the sticker and the ink stamp >which is printed on the back of the card. SB0240 > Below is a link that may help with the location of the model number. Thanks. Run a keyword search for > SID2456 from the link below.> http://us.creative.com//support/kb/> > For the 2 speakers output issue, may I know are you using digital or analog connection for your >speakers? I assume its an analog connection Creative Insprire P5800 as I don't have anything like a EAX control module that goes in between. Also I have no sound at all til I go to the speaker setting control panel andde-select digital output only.
    I have 3 wire connection Green Line out (front) Black line out 2 (rear) and Orange line out 3 (center subwoofer) These connect from the back of the sound card directly into the subwoofer. Green (front) black (rear) orange (center subwoofer)
    My old sound card RealTek`AC97 worked fine and I had sound in all my speakers. Yes I have removed the old card and un-installed the old drivers for it. Also the mircophone worked with the old sound card so I know thats not an issue. > Sorry for any inconvenience caused. > We'll need this information so that we can provide you with the correct remedy.
    Reply/Answers Again Inline:
    > May I know have you enabled CMSS?Yes I have this enabled, disabled and re-enabled to try and get this to work. > . Open MediaSource (Start, All Programs, Creative, Creative MediaSource, Creative MediaSource >Organizer).> 2. There should be an EAX button underneath the Record button at the bottom of the screen, towards >the left. Beside this button, there should be a small ellipsis button (. . .) that you can press. >Click on this. Doing this locks up my pc as soon as I hit the (....) tab. The pc spikes to 00% and the only thing I can do is hit the reset button on the pc to hard boot it. I have tried this several times with the same results. Note: I DO NOT have anything running in the background as anti virus programs and such. I don't even have anything like that installed on my pc. NOTE: I can press the EAX button itself to make it from high lighting green on the button to not high lighting green. This has had no effect on the problems I am having. > 3. Go to the CMSS 3D tab and check the box next to "Enable CMSS 3D" The only way I can get to this is by: Start>Program Files>Creative Media>Source>Creative Media Source Go, then the GO button>Product Settings>EAX Console. I have enabled, disabled and re-enable the CMSS 3D with no changes to my problem.> 4. Place a dot next to either CMSS or CMSS2. Whichever sounds better to you. I have tried CMSS and CMSS2, I have the same results with either enabled or even with CMSS 3D enabled or disabled. I only get sound out of 2 of my speakers. I know its not the speaker system (Creative Inspire P5800) because all the speakers worked with my old sound card. > It is important to remember that if you do wish to play a 5. encoded file, you will need to turn CMSS >off. Otherwise you might not receive each discreet channel. This has been Noted ref. to 5. encoded. But I would like to just play anything at this time and have all my speakers work.
    > For your microphone, I wil need you to do a mic test.>CHOOSE THE RECORDING SOURCE> . Double click on the Windows Volume Control (generally on task bar) to load the mixer> 2. Go to Options > Properties > 3. Select adjust volume for: Recording, and hit OK> 4. Place a check mark under the proper recording source (Microphone) in the Recording Control box. Done, already checked this. And doubled checked it to make sure. > TEST RECORD THE AUDIO> . Go to Start > Programs > Accessories > Multimedia > Sound Recorder.> 2. Click the Record button (red dot)> 3. Talk into the microphone > 4. Let it record the source for a little bit> 5. Hit the Stop button (black square)> 6. Hit the Play button (single black arrow pointing right)> 7. You should now hear the audio that you recordedNo sound recorded what so ever. I tested 3 different mircophones and none worked. I ran this test on the two other pc's I have at my residence and the mircophones worked and windows recorded just fine. YesI have it plug into the proper slot. > Does it help?I wished it did. > Please get back to us on your findings. Thanks.
    Reply/Answers inline:
    Dear Creative Labs,DO YOU PEOPLE EVEN READ THE PRIOR CORESPONDCE FROM THE PRIOR E-MAILS SINCE YOU APPARENTLY HAVE MUTLITPLE PEOPLE WORKING THE SAME SUPPORT TICKETS.
    I WILL REPLY IN ?CAPS? TO MAKE SURE YOU DON?T MISS ANYTHING THIS TIME??. MY REPLIES ARE INLINE AND IN CAPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    > Thanks for the reply. I need you to know that SB0240 is the Sound Blaster Audigy 2. AS STATED IN MY PRIOR E-MAIL YES IT IS AN AUDIGY 2 SOUND CARD SEE INFORMATION BELOW. Support Inquiry: ID() I am installing or using the product for the first timeProduct: Audigy 2Model: SB0240Blaster Audigy 2 Sound Card http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...92950&tc=photo ARE WE CLEAR ON THIS NOW? > Please try the following cleansweep and re-installation procedure, to see if it works:-> . Click START / RUN / Type MSCONFIG and press ENTER. AS STATED BEFORE I AM RUNNING WINDOWS 2000 MSCONFIG.EXE DOES NOT COME WITH WINDOWS 2000 AS DEFAULT. SO TO MAKE SURE I FOLLOWED YOUR DIRECTIONS TO THE ?T? I WAS ABLE TO GET THE MSCONFIG.EXE MICROSOFT. THE COMMON USER WOULD NOT HAVE KNOWN THIS AS THEY WOULD HAVE TRIED ABOVE AND GOTTEN AN ERROR MSG THAT MSCONFIG COULD NOT BE FOUND. > 2. Insert a check to the left of SELECTIVE STARTUP and deselect 'LOAD STARTUP ITEMS'. DONE! > 3. Select the SERVICES tab and select HIDE ALL MICROSOFT SERVICES. DONE! > 4. Uncheck all results and click OK. DONE! > 5. Click OK and reboot when prompted. DONE! > 6. Enable the WINDOWS XP STARTUP MENU by rebooting your computer and tapping F8 once >every second OR holding the SHIFT key while rebooting. I AM RUNNING WINDOWS 2000 AS STATED BEFORE, IF YOUR GOING TO USE TEMPLATES MAKE SURE THEY REFER TO THE OPERATING SYSTEM THE USER HAS. BUT F8 STILL IS THE DEFAULT KEY TO GET TO THE WINDOWS 2000 STARTUP MENU. > 7. When the menu is displayed, select SAFE MODE and press ENTER. DONE! > 8. Once in SAFE MODE, insert the sound card's installation CD and exit out of the installer DONE! > 9. Click START / RUN. DONE! > 0. Type "X:\AUDIO\DRIVERS\CTZAPXX.EXE into the OPEN field (replace X with the applicable CD->ROM dri've letter). DONE! > . Click OK. DONE! > 2. When the CREATIVE DRIVER UPDATE UTILITY opens, select DRIVER UNINSTALLATION under >UPDATE OPTION. DONE! > 3. If two out of the three options are disabled or grayed out under DRIVER TYPE, click OK. >Otherwise, select WDM. You will then be prompted to reboot, but please do not do so. DONE! > 4. Click START / SETTINGS / CONTROL PANEL / ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS. DONE! > 5. Remove all Creative SB Audigy 2 programs. DONE! > 6. Close all windows, and reboot the computer normally (ENTER NORMAL MODE). DONE! > 7. The Audigy 2 will be detected by Windows. Cancel the ADD NEW HARDWARE WIZARD when >able. DONE! > In order to install your soundcard properly, I recommend you to ensure the following for the audio >installation and test:
    >- The card is the only card installed other than the Graphics card. THE ONLY CARDS THAT ARE INSTALLED ON MY PC ARE THE SOUNDCARD AND GRAPHICS CARD WHICH IS IN A APG SLOT. > - The card is at least one empty slot away from the Graphics card. THE CARD IS ON THE 3 SLOT FROM THE TOP AND SLOT FROM THE BOTTOM WITH NO OTHER CARDS INSTALLED. >- Place the soundcard away from all the others. NO OTHER CARDS ARE INSTALLED >- That the card is seated properly in the PCI slot. YES THE CARD IS PROPERLY SEATED THIS A BASIC A+ CERTIFICATION TASK >- Move the PC's internal wires away from the soundcard. NO WIRES ARE NEAR THE SOUND CARD I.E. POWER CONNECTORS > - That the on-board sound on your motherboard is disabled through the BIOS. CORRECT THIS WAS DONE BEFORE INSTALLING THE SOUND CARD > - That the on-board gameport is disabled through the BIOS. CORRECT THIS WAS DONE BEFORE INSTALLING THE SOUND CARD >- That your motherboard BIOS is up-to-date. MOTHERBOARD IS RUNNING THE LATEST BIOS, ITS ONLY 2 MONTHS OLD. > - That the operating system is up-to-date with the latest service packs and patches. WINDOWS UPDATES ARE UP TO DATE WITH THE LATEST PATCHES > - That there are no background applications open when you attempt the solution. CORRECT AS I STATED BEFORE > - That the anti-virus program is disabled. > NONE LOADED ON THE PC AS I STATED BEFORE > - That if you are over-clocking your system, return all options to their recommended settings. I HAVE NEVER OVERCLOCKED ANY OF MY PC?S > - That you access the PC with administrator rights. CORRECT I AM THE ONLY USER > 8. Perform an installation via the CTRUN program on the CD (X:\CTRUN\CTRUN.EXE where X is the >dri've letter of your CD dri've that has the installation CD). DONE! > 9. Reboot if prompted. DONE! > 20. Please obtain the latest updates for your Audigy 2 card from our website:- http://us.creative.com//support/downloads/
    DONE! > 2. Once you are prompted to OPEN FROM CURRENT LOCATION or SAVE TO DISK, select SAVE >TO DISK and download the update to MY DESKTOP.
    DONE! > 22. When the file has completed the phase of being transferred to your computer, locate the file on >your desktop and double click the file. DONE! > Do a speaker and diagnostic test. Do you have 5. output? DO I HAVE 5. OUTPUT? NO STILL THE SAME PROBLEM > I also need you to check the Speaker selection setting in Start | Programs| Creative | Sound Blaster >Audigy 2 | Creative Surround Mixer and ensure that it is set to 5. Speakers. Also set 5. at the Control CORRECT SEE LINKS FOR DESKTOP PICTURES http://vibig.rachost.com/desktop/DESK.jpghttp://vibig.rachost.com/desktop/DESK2.jpghttp://vibig.rachost.com/desktop/DESK3.jpg > Panel Speaker Settings.> On speaker systems that are equipped with a Fader or Rear channel volume controls, check to see >that these controls have not been set to use the front channels exclusi'vely. CHECKED! > Do reply back to me if you are still having problems with any error messages prompted. Thanks.
    > PLEASE READ! AFTER FOLLOWING THE ABOVE INSTRUCTIONS! I REFERED BACK TO THE PRIOR E-MAIL AND DID THE TEST AS REQUESTED THE RESULTS WERE THE SAME WITH MINOR FIX. > . Open MediaSource (Start, All Programs, Creative, Creative MediaSource, Creative MediaSource >Organizer).> 2. There should be an EAX button underneath the Record button at the bottom of the screen, towards the left. Beside this button, there should be a small ellipsis button (. . .) that you can press. Click on this. > > Doing this locks up my pc as soon as I hit the (....) tab. The pc spikes to 00% and the only thing I >>can do is hit the reset button on the pc to hard boot it. I have tried this several times with the same >>results. THIS NO LONGER LOCKS UP MY PC, I AM ABLE TO HIT THE (?) AND IT BRINGS UP THE EAX CONSOLE SCREEN TO ENABLE CMSS 3D THIS HAS BEEN ENABLED ? DISABLED ? RE-ENABLED WITH THE SAME RESULTS. > CHOOSE THE RECORDING SOURCE> . Double click on the Windows Volume Control (generally on task bar) to load the mixer> 2. Go to Options > Properties > 3. Select adjust volume for: Recording, and hit OK> 4. Place a check mark under the proper recording source (Microphone) in the Recording Control box. > > Done, already checked this. And doubled checked it to make sure. > TEST RECORD THE AUDIO> . Go to Start > Programs > Accessories > Multimedia > Sound Recorder.> 2. Click the Record button (red dot)> 3. Talk into the microphone > 4. Let it record the source for a little bit> 5. Hit the Stop button (black square)> 6. Hit the Play button (single black arrow pointing right)> 7. You should now hear the audio that you recorded > > No sound recorded what so ever. I tested 3 different mircophones and > > none worked. I ran this test on the two other pc's I have at my > > residence and the mircophones worked and windows recorded just fine. Yes> > I have it plug into the proper slot. THIS IS STILL AND ISSUE AS IT STILL DOES NOT WORK. THE SPEAKERS ARE STILL NOT WORKING RIGHT AS I ONLY CAN GET SOUND OUT OF THE FRONT 2 SPEAKERS.NOTHING HAS CHANGED AS WE ARE BACK TO SQUARE ONE AGAINIf someone could help me or shed some light on this situation I would be very grateful. !!!
    Thanks,
    Capt.

    Support have to go over some things first to make sure you've tried them. If it hasn't helped, just mail them back and let them know. It sounds like like you have the settings correct (CMSS, 5. in speaker selection), so there must be something wrong in the installation or configuration of the software.
    The CleanBoot troubleshooting page on Microsoft's Kbase might help, although, it sounds like you covered a clean install aswell so that would normally help.
    These forums are for user-to-user interaction, rather than Support from Creative. We monitor these forums and reply to some posts, but we can't reply to every topic and offer everyone support (that's what the phone and e-mail support are for).
    Cat

  • Unable to record internal audio with RecordMyDesktop

    In order to record sound and video from my desktop, I installed RecordMyDesktop (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/RecordMyDesktop) and followed the instructions from post #4 and #6 on a thread about "Recording internal audio with alsa and recordmydesktop" (https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 3#p1359593). When I try to record with "recordmydesktop --device looprec", it will not start recording and closes with the following error:
    Initial recording window is set to:
    X:0 Y:0 Width:1920 Height:1080
    Adjusted recording window is set to:
    X:0 Y:4 Width:1920 Height:1072
    Your window manager appears to be i3
    Initializing...
    Buffer size adjusted to 4096 from 4096 frames.
    Opened PCM device looprec
    Couldn't set format.
    Error while opening/configuring soundcard looprec
    Try running with the --no-sound or specify a correct device.
    If this information would be helpful, I use alsamixer and "aplay -l" gives the following:
    **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
    card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device 0: ALC663 Analog [ALC663 Analog]
    Subdevices: 1/1
    Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
    card 0: PCH [HDA Intel PCH], device 1: ALC663 Digital [ALC663 Digital]
    Subdevices: 1/1
    Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
    card 1: Loopback [Loopback], device 0: Loopback PCM [Loopback PCM]
    Subdevices: 7/8
    Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
    Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
    Subdevice #2: subdevice #2
    Subdevice #3: subdevice #3
    Subdevice #4: subdevice #4
    Subdevice #5: subdevice #5
    Subdevice #6: subdevice #6
    Subdevice #7: subdevice #7
    card 1: Loopback [Loopback], device 1: Loopback PCM [Loopback PCM]
    Subdevices: 8/8
    Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
    Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
    Subdevice #2: subdevice #2
    Subdevice #3: subdevice #3
    Subdevice #4: subdevice #4
    Subdevice #5: subdevice #5
    Subdevice #6: subdevice #6
    Subdevice #7: subdevice #7
    I can record from the microphone with with the command "recordmydesktop". I succeeded in recording the internal audio with audacity by choosing the device "looprec" for recordings. I'm not sure why RecordMyDesktop gives an error while Audacity does not. Below is my ~/.asoundrc, which I copied from the aforementioned thread. I am not knowledgeable, but I guess there is a mistake in it? Would you please assist me solving this error? Thank you for your time.
    pcm.!default {
    type asym
    playback.pcm "LoopAndReal"
    #capture.pcm "looprec"
    capture.pcm "hw:0,0"
    pcm.looprec {
    type hw
    card "Loopback"
    device 1
    subdevice 0
    pcm.LoopAndReal {
    type plug
    slave.pcm mdev
    route_policy "duplicate"
    pcm.mdev {
    type multi
    slaves.a.pcm pcm.MixReale
    slaves.a.channels 2
    slaves.b.pcm pcm.MixLoopback
    slaves.b.channels 2
    bindings.0.slave a
    bindings.0.channel 0
    bindings.1.slave a
    bindings.1.channel 1
    bindings.2.slave b
    bindings.2.channel 0
    bindings.3.slave b
    bindings.3.channel 1
    pcm.MixReale {
    type dmix
    ipc_key 1024
    slave {
    pcm "hw:0,0"
    rate 48000
    #rate 44100
    periods 128
    period_time 0
    period_size 1024 # must be power of 2
    buffer_size 8192
    pcm.MixLoopback {
    type dmix
    ipc_key 1025
    slave {
    pcm "hw:Loopback,0,0"
    rate 48000
    #rate 44100
    periods 128
    period_time 0
    period_size 1024 # must be power of 2
    buffer_size 8192
    Last edited by rayanamukami (2014-07-05 14:05:20)

    You might want to take a look here and here.

  • I try to record a sound but the recorded file is empty...

    Hi, I try to record a sound through the mic in, in my computer... but all i get is an empty file! (or better a file of 0 sec...) There must be a little mistake in this VI, but I can't find it, can somebody help me?
    The VI is included,
    I hope somebody can help
    Thanks, Richard
    Attachments:
    guitaar opnemeenn.vi ‏469 KB

    I don't see anyplace in the program where you are actually saving a file to disk. You have the output of SI Read being filtered and graphed and also back out to the sound card, but that's it. The only Snd Write Wave File function is outside the loop and will only write an existing file to a new location.

  • Help recording guitar

    first of all, let me say i am new to this and completely clueless about recording in general.
    i just want to record some guitar and maybe some voice tracks.
    i realize i need a lot more equipment and better hardware and software, but i'm not looking for studio quality recordings at this point, just something half way decent i can listen to.
    i have no equipment besides my laptop hp g60-120us 2ghz,  4gb ram, and a samson g track usb microphone that i just bought.
    could someone please show me how to set up adobe audition and my laptop properly so that i can get the most out of what limited equipment i have.
    when i record now, i get a lot of white noise in the background...how would i go about getting rid of the white noise?
    do i needs a asio driver?

    Welcome! I could have a go at this, starting from the bottom:
    You do need an ASIO driver to work well with modern soundcards and get realtime playback for overdubs.
    The white noise may very well stem from the internal sound circuit or from level mismatch, or both. You should not use the internal sound input for any serious recording; it's not what it's meant for and the quality doesn't stand up.
    Samson makes good stuff, and the mic itself is probably fine. You will however run into trouble using it as USB device togheter with another sound device; this is a limitation within the current ASIO technology (see below).
    You do need a proper soundcard, like the M-Audio FastTrack
    - which is just as a suggestion. There are many products to choose from for little money now. For your use it must have at least one mic input AND a guitar input (often labeled Hi-z or Instrument as well). Typically one input will double as mic / guitar.
    Install its driver - typically before you even connect the device! - and then when everything is clear, open Audition and select it as your input/output device. This is described in the Audition manual.
    You do need to connect your speakers and/or headphones to this soundcard now. With ASIO you do need to use the same device for both input and output. I am not sure if you can use your Samson USB mic in this setup. If it has an ordinary audio connection, just connect that to the soundcard.
    Recording is simple: Point to a track, select an input, arm for record (red R), Record...
    Overdubs: turn OFF the previous red R, point to a new track, do the same as above.
    You may want to record the guitar with some effects on (distortion, chorus, whatever). Click on the Fx button just above the track headers, and from the Fx Rack you can select an effect to add to your track. Audition has some basic electric guitar effects built in, for starters.
    You can even add reverb on your vocals the same way. I recommend the Studio Reverb effect here, since it won't strangle your computer as fast...
    At the lower right corner of your Audition screen, check that 'Audition Mix' is selected!
    There's much to be found about recording in general on the net, but the Audition manual is also a worthwhile read.

  • Using the internal sound card with good optical A/D converters?

    Dear Logic users, I have two questions:
    1) I was wondering if the internal sound card of my MacBook is of such quality that I can achieve good results if I bought a good A/D converter with a digital output to plug directly into the optical line in of the MacBook? E.g. the Samson C-valve http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1651&brandID=2 along with the M-Audio Co2 http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/CO2-main.html to convert the coaxial S/PDIF to optical? (Same procedure for the line out signal, with a D/A converter of course.) Or is the internal sound card of such inferior quality that I should stick with my current MBox 2 Pro? My initial thought was that if the signal is kept within the digital realm, it is really the A/D converters that determine the sound quality, and that the internal sound card of my MacBook does little less than calculate the digital signal. Maybe someone with a more intimate knowledge of how the internal sound card works with digital I/O could chime in?
    2) If the above mentioned approach would be feasible, suggestions of other A/D and D/A converters would be most welcome.
    The reason for this is to be free from the driver issues that sometimes occur with external hardware, especially with software/OS upgrades.

    If you are recording Midi using loops and all it wont make a difference in having a AD/ converter. as everything you are doing is in the box.
    However if you want to get a Analogue signal into the computer then its a different case, and I'm not talking about using Optical from a keyboard, and even if i was you would need to have a converter anyway,
    even though i am talking about Recording Vocals or Live instrument!
    This is where the Converters come into play, be aware Converter and sound-cards are two different source of hardware,
    anyway Back to Converters on live vocals this is where the AD comes into play,
    transferring Analogue Signal into Digital,
    and also getting used to the sound of the converts, or even liking the the sound of the converters/soundcard which is always going to be subjective and which also shares a relation with Near-field monitors,
    you change your monitors and it seems as if your sound changes that is how tight the relation is between the two.
    Fr.BlayZay.

  • Little help needed on utl_file

    Hi
    I am trying to write a small stored procedure for recording some information to a text file, and I need a little help. However, beforehand, let me give you what I have done:
    procedure create_record (order_id IN VARCHAR2) IS
    l_dir VARCHAR2(10) 'c:/orders';
    l_filename VARCHAR2(25) := 'orderlist';
    l_datetime DATE := sysdate;
    l_output utl_file.file_type;
    begin
    l_output := utl_file.fopen(l_dir, l_filename, 'w');
    if !utl_file.fopen(l_output) THEN
    utl_file.put_line(l_output, l_datetime || order_id);
    utl_file.fclose(l_output);
    else
    utl_file.fclose(l_output);
    l_output := utl_file.fopen(l_dir, l_filename, 'a');
    end if;
    end;
    Now for questions, firstly, I am not entirely sure that the if statement for checking to see if an existing text file exists is the correct way, and would welcome some help on this, and correction.
    Secondly, I need to add a second statement to the if, which if the file exists and the date on that file is the same as the system date, then to open and append some information to it, else create a new file.
    Unfortunately, for me, I am not sure how to do this.
    Can anyone show me how this can be done?
    Thanks

    Hope you can read my coding correctly.
    ps: not tested
    DECLARE
    myFileExist BOOLEAN;
    myFileLength NUMBER;
    myFileBlockSize BINARY_INTEGER;
    myText VARCHAR2(1000):= NULL;
    myInstr NUMBER;
    l_dir VARCHAR2(10) 'c:/orders';
    l_filename VARCHAR2(25) := 'orderlist';
    l_datetime DATE := trunc(sysdate);
    l_output utl_file.file_type;
    BEGIN
    utl_file.fgetattr(l_dir, l_filename, myFileExist, myFileLength, myFileBlockSize);
    if not myFileExist then -- file not exist
    <ul>l_output := utl_file.fopen(l_dir, l_filename, 'w');
    utl_file.put_line(l_output, l_datetime || order_id);</ul>
    else --file exist
    <ul>
    l_output := utl_file.fopen(l_dir, l_filename, 'r');
    LOOP
    <ul>
    --------------------------------------------------------------------start loop
    UTL_FILE.GET_LINE(l_output,myText) ;
    SELECT instr(UPPER(myText),UPPER(trunc(SYSDATE))) into myInstr FROM dual;
    IF myText IS NULL THEN
    <ul>
    EXIT;
    </ul>
    END IF;
    if myInstr > 0 then
    <ul>
    utl_file.fclose(l_output);
    l_output := utl_file.fopen(l_dir, l_filename, 'a');
    </ul>
    else
    <ul>
    utl_file.fclose(l_output);
    l_filename:='newfilename';
    l_output := utl_file.fopen(l_dir, l_filename, 'w');
    </ul>
    end if;
    --------------------------------------------------------------------end loop
    </ul>
    END loop;
    utl_file.put_line(l_output, l_datetime || order_id);
    </ul>
    end if;
    utl_file.fclose(l_output);
    END;
    Edited by: Lie Ching Te on 12-Feb-2010 12:34 PM
    Edited by: Lie Ching Te on 12-Feb-2010 1:01 PM

  • Cannot record ingame sound with glc (-git)

    I have a problem with recording ingame sound with some games with glc (well, glc-git). glc says, it can record sound from games, if they use alsa (or sdl and forcing sdl to use alsa). As long as I don't use pulseaudio, this shouldn't be a problem. But for some games, I can't get the sound recording to work. The 2 at the moment are:
    FTL
    Amnesia: The Dark Descent
    I usually get a message like this:
    [ 1.46s alsa_hook error ] 0xa8a8170: unsupported audio format 0x0e
    [ 1.46s alsa_hook error ] 0xa8a8170: can't extract hardware configuration: Operation not supported (95)
    I can record the game, but not the audio. If someone can help or test it, if it works for him, that might be nice. Or if someone knows a workaround or so. Or if someone can confirm, that there is no audio recording for those 2 games (but I actually don't wanna hear it... :-) ).
    Also there are plenty of games, I got the audio recording to work with. You can see it in my youtube-channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/ChemBroTronNo1

    doorknob60 wrote:Do you use 64 bit? I don't have a copy of Amnesia downloaded right now, but if Amnesia is a 32 bit binary game, and you use 64 bit, you need to make sure you have the proper 32 bit libraries. lib32-glc will probably be enough.
    That's not the issue, the problem is that some games are firing 32-bit float audio (0x0e type as indicated in the error) into ALSA through whatever means, and the standard GLC only supports 16, 24 and 32bit signed int audio. My fork above adds very rudimentary support for float.
    Last edited by Darkimmortal (2012-12-02 01:13:35)

  • Macbook has no internal sound

    Hi I tried to plug a speaker wire in the headphone jack osfmy friend's macbook, and there is a blue button on the volume bar like there suppose to be, however when the speaker wire is unplugged, the blue button on the volume bar disappears,, hence no internal sound. Please help.... Thanks.

    Howdy eyeso,
    It sounds like you are no longer getting audio from the built in speakers on your Mac after using an external set. I recommend the troubleshooting in the article named:
    Troubleshooting issues with no audio from built-in speakers on Macs
    http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1574
    If you are still having issues after you have confirmed the proper version of Mac OS X is installed, make sure the computer is set to play sound from the right source.
    Remove any external audio devices and cables from the USB, FireWire, or 3.5 mm audio ports.
    Open System Preferences from the Apple () menu, the Dock, or from the Applications folder on your hard drive.
    Open the Sound pane and the Output tab, then select Internal Speakers as in this image:
    If Internal Speakers is not an option proceed to step 4. For Mac Pro computers, proceed to step 5.
    If Internal Speakers is present but not selected, select it and test again.
    If the Output volume slider is low or the Mute box is selected, raise the volume slider or deselect the Mute box and test again.
    If the issue continues through these steps and Internal Speakers remains the selected option proceed to step 5.
    If the Internal Speakers option does not appear in the Output tab and your computer is not a Mac Pro, check that Digital Out is present as in the image below:
    Confirm again that all external audio devices and cables have been removed.
    Check to see if a red light is lit in the line-out port. If so, your Apple computer may need service.
    If you do not see a red light, proceed to step 5.
    If the issues persist, contact Apple support for further troubleshooting assistance.
    Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
    All the best,
    Sterling

  • Is it possible record the sound without using server  ?

    hi
      i need to record the sound(.mp3) from microphone in flash, i want to save in a local system from a web page and without using the sever like fms red5 etc. any idea or solution ?
    is it possibe?
    if so how ?

    It is no different thing than Flash or Flex apart from the libraries/Classes which will help you interact with the Native OS.
    Few additional features AIR will provide are
    File handling,
    Database connectivity,
    Native OS API's like accessing Clipboard,
    Native dragging,
    Visit URL: http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/
    Adobe AIR classes are listed with the AIR icon. in the list. You can read more about adobe AIR on Adobe's site

  • Need a little help with dial setup on CME

    I've got a CME I'm using for testing and I think I need a little help figuring out the proper config to get the system to accept numbers I dial and have those numbers be passed on to an Avaya system (including the leading 9 for ARS in Avaya) via H.323 IP trunks.   I have it working well for internal 5 digit extension calls across the H.323 trunks and I also have it working well for some types of outside calls that gets passed on to the Avaya and then the Avaya dials the call out to the PSTN.   My only real problem is, I can't figure out how to correctly configure CME to examine the digits I'm dialing and only send the digits once I'm finished dialing....not as soon as it sees an initial match.
    What's happening is this.  I can dial local numbers in my area as 7 digits or 10 digits.  The phone company doesn't yet force us to dial area code and number for local calls (10 digits).  I can still dial 7 digits.   But...if I put an entry in CME that looks like this....
    (by the way, the 192.168.1.1 IP is not the real IP address, that's just an example, but the rest of this entry is what I really have entered in CME)
    dial-peer voice 9 voip
    description Outside 7 Dig Local Calls Via Avaya
    destination-pattern 9.......
    session target ipv4:192.168.1.1
    dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric
    no vad
    ...Then it will always try to dial out immediately after seeing the first 8 digits I dial (9 plus the 7 digit number I called)...even though I have a speicifc entry in the system that accounts for calls to 9 plus area code 513.  I would have assumed that if I put the specific entry in for 9513....... it would see that and wait to see if I was actually dialing something to match 9513....... instead of 9.......   Understand what I mean?   Because 9513....... is more specific than 9....... but it still tries to send the call out immediately after seeing the first 8 digits I dialed.
    dial-peer voice 9513 voip
    description Outside 10 Dig Local Calls Via Avaya
    destination-pattern 9513.......
    session target ipv4:192.168.1.1
    dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric
    no vad
    ...BUT...here's the interesting thing.  If I trace the 10 digit call in Avaya, I see that the number being presented to the Avaya PBX is only the first 7 digits of the number....not the full 10 digits...BUT I see a few more of the digits I dialed (like the 8th and 9th digits) after the call is already setup and sent to the PSTN.  It's like the CME is trying to send the rest of the 10 digits I dialed, but at that point it's already too late.   It setup the call as a 7 digit call (9 plus 7 digits), not 10 digit like I wanted.
    I'm more familiar with how to setup dialing in the Avaya via ARS.  My background is Avaya, not Cisco, so this dial-peer config is a little difficult for me until I understand the reasoning of how it examines the numbers and what I should do to make it wait for me to finish dialing....or to tell the system that what I'm dialing will be a minimum or a certain amount of digits and maximum of a certain amount of digits, like the Avaya does.  I just need some pointers and examples to look at :-)   I think I've almost got it....but I'm just missing something at the moment.
    Just so you understand, the call flow should be like this:  Cisco phone registered to CME > CME to Avaya via H.323 trunks > Avaya to PSTN via ISDN PRI trunks connected to Avaya.  I have to be sure I send the 9 to the Avaya also, because 9 triggers ARS in the Avaya. 
    Thanks for your help

    Here is a good document that explains how dial-peers are matched in the Cisco world:
    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk652/tk90/technologies_tech_note09186a008010fed1.shtml#topic7
    In your case, it is variable length dial plan you are trying to implenent. To fix it, you need to add a T to force the system to wait for more digits to be entered if there is any.
    dial-peer voice 9 voip
    description Outside 7 Dig Local Calls Via Avaya
    destination-pattern 9.......T
    session target ipv4:192.168.1.1
    dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric
    no vad
    dial-peer voice 9513 voip
    description Outside 10 Dig Local Calls Via Avaya
    destination-pattern 9513.......
    session target ipv4:192.168.1.1
    dtmf-relay h245-alphanumeric
    no vad
    You can also configure the inter-digits timeout using the command timeouts interdigit under telephony-service.
    Please rate helpful answers!

  • Need a little Help with my new xfi titanium

    +Need a little Help with my new xfi titanium< A few questions here.
    st question? Im using opt out port on the xfi ti. card and using digital li've on a windows 7 64 bit system,? I would like to know why when i use 5. or 7. and i check to make sure each speakear is working the rear speakers wont sound off but the sr and sl will in replace of the rear speakers. I did a test tone on my sony amp and the speaker are wired correctly becasue the rear speakers and the surrond? left and right sound off when they suppose too. Also when i try to click on? the sl and sr in the sound blaster control panel they dont work but if i click on the rear speakers in the control panel the sl and sr sound off. Do anyone know how i can fix this? So i would like to know why my sl and sr act like rears when they are not?
    2nd question? How do i control the volume from my keyboard or from windows period when using opt out i was able to do so with my on board? sound max audio using spidf? Now i can only control the audio using the sony receiver.
    Thank you for any help..

    /Re: Need a little Help with my new xfi titanium? ?
    ZDragon wrote:
    I'm unsure about the first question. Do you even have a 7. system and receiver? If you just have 5., you should be able to remap the audio in the THX console.
    I do have a sony 7. reciever str de-995 its an older one but its only for my cpu. At first i didnt even have THX installed because it didnt come with the driver package for some reason until i downloaded the daniel_k support drivers and installed it. But it doesnt help in anyway.
    I have checked every where regarding the first question and alot of people are having problems getting sound out of there rear channels and the sound being re-mapped to the surround right and the surround left as if there rear left and rear right.
    I read somewhere that the daniel_k support drivers would fix this but it didnt for me and many others.
    For the second question i assumed it would be becasue of the spidf pass through and that my onboard sound card was inferior to the xfi titaniums. But i wasnt sure and i was hopeing that someone would have a solution for that problem because i miss controlling the volume with my keyboard.

Maybe you are looking for