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Subject: GETTING THE DMAN TO WORK (HELP!)
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Original Message 1/2 06-Dec-98 @ 02:49 PM - GETTING THE DMAN TO WORK (HELP!)
I just recently purchased the Dman 2044 4 in - 4 out digital audio card, which I'm using with Cool Edit Pro 1.1. For the life of me, I can't seem to get more than 2 simultaneous tracks going, although I'm sure the box says 4 very clearly.
The track assignment is weird. I have a choice of "track 1/2" or "track 3/4", which in reality is track 1 and track 2, and that's it.
When I try to assign 2 separate tracks to "track 1/2" I just get a duplicate of the first track for the second. Can anyone help me? Did I just waste $350 cdn.???
The track assignment is weird. I have a choice of "track 1/2" or "track 3/4", which in reality is track 1 and track 2, and that's it.
When I try to assign 2 separate tracks to "track 1/2" I just get a duplicate of the first track for the second. Can anyone help me? Did I just waste $350 cdn.???
Message 2/2 10-Dec-98 @ 09:02 PM - RE: GETTING THE DMAN TO WORK (HELP!)
maybe cool edit pro doesnot support multichannel sound cards if it does you have to find an option to let you assign different tracks to a different bus
for instance in cubase you activate the bus on the master volume panel and it activates outputs 3 and 4 then in the monitor (the bit that looks like a mixer you can then click either master (which refers to outputs 1/2) or bus (which referes to any extra outputs your card may have)
as for getting th sounds to separate on to different outputs its a matter of panning (because windows sees your outputs as left and right not 1 and 2) so to make use of them as separate outs you have to pan a track hard right to send it to output 1 and hard right to send to output 2 the same applies to outputs 3 and 4 its just a matter of finding out how to assign to those outs in cool edit pro.
i had the same problem for ages in cubase until i stumbled across the bus section hope you find the answer
for instance in cubase you activate the bus on the master volume panel and it activates outputs 3 and 4 then in the monitor (the bit that looks like a mixer you can then click either master (which refers to outputs 1/2) or bus (which referes to any extra outputs your card may have)
as for getting th sounds to separate on to different outputs its a matter of panning (because windows sees your outputs as left and right not 1 and 2) so to make use of them as separate outs you have to pan a track hard right to send it to output 1 and hard right to send to output 2 the same applies to outputs 3 and 4 its just a matter of finding out how to assign to those outs in cool edit pro.
i had the same problem for ages in cubase until i stumbled across the bus section hope you find the answer
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