I really really would appreciate it if someone could tell me the steps on how to record vocals with logic express. I'd think that I'd just have to hit the record button and I should be good, but it's not working. It's probably the easiest thing to do, but I can't figure it out. Can someone please help me out with this and guide me through the steps.

> I really really would appreciate it if someone could > tell me the steps on > how to record vocals with logic express. I'd think > that I'd just have to hit > the record button and I should be good, but it's not > working. It's probably > the easiest thing to do, but I can't figure it out. > Can someone please help > me out with this and guide me through the steps. > > first of all do you know that you mike is working, have you set up your audio inerface and do you have the phanton power on if you are using a condenser mike, click on the apple icon at the top left and go to preferences and at the bottom left see if an icon of your audio interace it there if not logic did not recognize it, peace and good luck, logic is the shit belive that

On 03/08/2006, at 20:13, Kevin Jones wrote: > I really really would appreciate it if someone could tell me the > steps on how to record vocals with logic express. I'd think that I'd just > have to hit the record button and I should be good, but it's not working. It's > probably the easiest thing to do, but I can't figure it out. Can someone > please help me out with this and guide me through the steps. Hi Kevin. You gave us very, very little information. It's hard to help you this way. Let's see: 01. Which computer are you using? 02. Which audio interface? 03. Which microfone? 04. is it a condenser mic? 05. Is your audio interface selected in the Audio Hardwares and Drivers preferences in Logic? 06. Is your audio interface working with your computer and in some other program? 07. Did you read the Logic Expess Manual or did you go to the Help menu? 08. have you ever recorded something with a computer before? 09. Basic stuff: Did you choose the right input in the track? 10. Basic Stuff 2: Did you armed the track for recording? 11. basic Stuff 3: Is you mic plugged and if it's a condenser, don't you forget to turn on the Phantom Power? And the list could go and go... It's impossible to help if you don't give us more details. Help us help you. Regards, Gordon