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Hi Jaike,

I have the same problem with my 8pre. I've found that if I just turned the MAIN VOLUME knob on the front panel of the 8pre a little bit, everything magically starts working again. I'm interested to see if this magic works for you as well.

Good luck,

---rick

I'm in.

Hi hswin, I'm also interested in how the YP CX sounds. I settled on the Microtrack II because it has an S/PDIF input that I can connect to the Traveler S/PDIF output as a backup/emergency recording for live concerts. I've also used it's pres with DPA 4061 miniature microphones for spoken word (recor...

Check out the DP 5 manual – page 813 – for the Trim plug-in.

You may also want to look at the MS Decoder plug-in on page 799.

---rick

If you’ve already recorded the tracks, then you can combine them into a stereo track as follows: First, create a new Aux track – assign it’s audio input to bus 1-2 (or any other unused stereo bus). Assign it’s output to wherever you want (Main Out 1-2 or Phones 1-2 or whatever.) Then, assign the aud...

Hi Darren, If you have the M/S button engaged on a pair of inputs, then Cuemix will decode them into Left/Right and put the results right back onto the same two input channels. What you record will be the decoded Left and Right sound, not the original mid and side signals. You do not need to copy ei...

I also use a Microtrack II. I do live concert recordings using a Traveler connected to my MacBook Pro running DP 5.11. I set up an emergency backup mix on the Traveler via CueMix and send it out the S/PDIF to the Microtrack. That way, if my computer crashes during the concert (never happened so far ...

You might try this MouseLocator:

http://www.2point5fish.com/index.html

Works well for me.