Recording with audio interface FCA 202 Behringer

Recording from mixing board through audio interface and was wondering how to record new track and listen to the other tracks at same time to play to? I know I want to use headphones but where do I plug headphones into? tried coming off of computer and did not work. Could come off of audio interface but that would probley give me just my sound going to the computer. Not quite sure of the signal pattern I need to set up?... Do I patch another cable out of the interface to the board and listen with headphones off the board. Not sure if the audio interface works in 2 diffrent directions at once thru the firewire cable..

You choose the output in Garageband > Preferences > Audio Midi. Just choose built in output and monitor from your mac.
If you return audio from the interface back to the mixer you could monitor from the mixer. Also monitoring playback along with a dry input will insure zero latency.

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It seems that apple has reacted to this bug report without notice. Recently I tried it once more with quicktime and an apogee ensemble interface. Surprisingly, the problem did not occur anymore. I have not tested it with iMovie and FCPX yet.
The sad side of Apples support strategy is that I spent time and money searching for a workaround without knowing that Apple had removed the bug in the meantime.

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Hello,
I am a sound engineer and I use my macbook to record music with external audio interfaces such as the digi002 and the digi003 by Digidesign and with the related Pro Tools software which, as you probably know, is the best software for audio recording and is known as the worldwide standard for it.
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foxyroxyD wrote:
digital piano - midi in/out - audio interface - usb - Macbook.
check the cabling:
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A new audio interface won't help.
You should start by getting an external 7200 RPM Firewire drive to put your audio on. That right there will help, especially with higher track counts.
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All that to say, an Intel mac would be a huge improvement over the Powerbook. And if you do go that route, still get an external FW drive for audio, and as much RAM as you can afford.

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dmriveratre wrote:
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edit
Could be an overall power limitation if everything is bus powered? Can you use external PSU's for any of the kit?

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raitanin wrote:
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Thanks for the advise on this. I will explain a little more what am have/am intending to do.
I have used Audacity to slow the song down (Effect>Change Tempo)
Audacity will allow me slow the original song down by up to 99% (Or anything in-between up to 3 decimal places)
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Jan 12 09:44:29 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: New PLAYBACK_ISOCHANNEL 0x00000002
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Jan 12 09:44:31 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: * Failed WriteRegisterLong 0xE00002D6
Jan 12 09:44:31 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: at 0x00000204
Jan 12 09:44:32 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: * Failed ReadRegisterLong 0xE00002D6
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Jan 12 09:44:32 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: at 0x0000020C
Jan 12 09:44:33 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: * Failed ReadRegisterLong 0xE00002D6
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Jan 12 09:44:34 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: * Failed WriteRegisterLong 0xE00002D6
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Jan 12 09:44:35 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: * Failed WriteRegisterLong 0xE00002D6
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Jan 12 09:44:35 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: * Failed WriteRegisterLong 0xE00002D6
Jan 12 09:44:35 localhost kernel: TASCAM FW1884 Audio Device: at 0x00000228
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Thanks =)
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power mac G4 quicksilver 800Mhz Mac OS X (10.3.9) i-book G4 1,25Ghz
power mac G4 quicksilver 800Mhz Mac OS X (10.3.9) i-book G4 1,25Ghz
power mac G4 quicksilver 800Mhz Mac OS X (10.3.9) i-book G4 1,25Ghz
power mac G4 quicksilver 800Mhz Mac OS X (10.3.9) i-book G4 1,25Ghz

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