Re: EDP and Logic

[Beth Bahia Cohen <bethbahia@mac.com>]

It's acoustic feedback.  Thanks so much for the ideas.  I'm going to  
try them out......I guess another alternative would be to get a small  
mixer.....Beth
On Jan 7, 2009, at 8:59 AM, Per Boysen wrote:

> I guess you mean acoustic feedback? (we also have MIDI feedback loop
> issue and the feedback used in the EDP to sculpt audio layers
> overdubbing). Acoustic feedback happens when the input signal is sent
> out though the main output. So the cure would be to change that.
>
> Another idea you may look into is to record the EDP's dry and wet
> output to two different tracks. I don't remember if these signals are
> available as physical jacks on EDP's rear side, but anyway you should
> be able to do that by splitting the signal pre EDP, sending the dry
> directly into one input of the Sapphire and the other into the EDP.
> Set the EDP mix knob to all wet and route its output into the second
> input of the Sapphire.
>
> Greetings from Sweden
>
> Per Boysen - www.perboysen.com
>
>
>
> On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 2:16 PM, Beth Bahia Cohen  
> <bethbahia@mac.com> wrote:
>> Hi all, I've been having trouble hooking up my EDP to my MacBook  
>> to use with
>> Logic Express without getting feedback.  I'm using a Focusrite  
>> Sapphire Pro
>> audio interface:  EDP out into quarter inch input track on the  
>> Focusrite,
>> quarter inch out from Focusrite into the EDP in (on a different  
>> track), and
>> one or two mics into Focusrite mic input.  It should be pretty  
>> simple, but
>> it's not working...I would appreciate any thoughts on this - I'm  
>> eager to
>> record my EDP music on Logic!  thanks so much.....Beth
>>
>>
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