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 ven. 3 juin 2005, 20:56
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Hi, Im a real novice starting to use logic express. I know that once I learn the basics it shouldnt be too difficult to figure out how to do stuff with it. I was just wondering if anyone knows how to set the audio input to channel 1 on my presonus firepod. Iv figured out how to use midi a small bit but the audio in must be set to internal speakers on my new 1.67 PB. I can record vocals through the internal mic, but its not of too much use to me when I have a decent mic plugged in to my firepod. I changed the system preferences sound panel to presonus firepod for the input so i dont think thats the problem. If anyone knows how to change the input to the firepod I'd be greatful. Cheers
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sam. 4 juin 2005, 00:08
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Anybody at all?I know this is the most basic question ever but I cant figure it out for some reason. (Just to know how to change my input settings in logic express to the firepod instead of built in audio?) Please coz I'm dying to start playing with it!
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sam. 4 juin 2005, 04:46
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Try the Logic Menu > Preferences > Audio Drivers...
at least that is where it is in Logic 6.4 Pro.
best of luck.
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