With the behringer fcb1010, will it start & stop recording in a daw such as logic pro x/ or garage band.
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Yes it will control any device that accepts midi control signals. I use it with Loopy HD
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Yes! But you'll need a usb/midi interface and you need to assign the pedals as hotkeys for whatever you want it to do. I haven't tried it with GarageBand but I know it works with logic
617752
My understanding is that the USB driver for this mixer acts as a single mic/pick-up. All the channels are mixed into a single USB audio channel based on your master slider. I do not believe this mixer's USB codec will allow DAW type functionality. I would refer to Peavey for more specifics, especially their online manual.
2091947
Yes. Not sure how well it would work with fl studio though. I use logic x and not many of the buttons can be assigned to actually do something. Might want to look into that
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Yes it does. I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
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Not 100% sure. There is an instrument cable output on the back that is labeled "Sustain". I use logic X and have set the fader to control the track volume while mixing. I'd give m-audio a call though.
1432901
Yes, this is a really good microphone to record with. You need to plug it into an interface that is compatible with garageband.
555851
Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.
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Yes, it will.However, it doesn't make any sort of sound on it's own, it needs a Digital Audio Workstation like Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, etc. But it is "class-compliant" meaning it works out of the box!
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http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=behringer+b+controller+logic+pro+x+youtube&FOR;M=VIRE2#view=detail&mid;=1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CE1C215F8F0CF9A112F7CEcheck out this link if that doesnt work email me @ merdatboy at gmail dot com
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Unfortunately, you can't know until you use it. It did not work between my mixing board and computer, but it may just be a compatibility issue.
64886
Well, yes, one track. However, you can "pan" the stereo inputs on the Behringer and have the mic panned to the left and the guitar panned right. You'd essentially have two separate tracks of audio in your recording (R & L) that you'd need to remix into new stereo tracks within Audacity, Traction, etc. I hope that makes sense?
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I don't use FL Studio, but this will work with any DAW as long as you have a MIDI out, which most Audio interfaces do. I use Cubase 7, and it works fine. Like I said, if your audio interface has MIDI in and outs, then it will work.
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I tried using a Behringer FCB1010 expecting to do just that. I cannot say if it is lack of user knowledge in how to achieve this, but i haven't been successful with it. however, i think this is the tool that can do it if it can be done; i probably need to read the user manuals for both of these (or perhaps you can download them online to find out). sorry for the lack of a full answer, but i hope this helps.
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The short answer is you can, it will just show up as another interface or sound card. For example, if you use it with Virtual DJ you can use your onboard sound card for headphones and these as monitors Via USB. You can even input a mic into these via 1/4 jacks and record into your DAW, I have tried it with Logic X and it works only problem with that is you have no volume control for the input because it is not a mixer. So the non Technical answer is If you use it to DJ, this is a great second sound card/interface as Monitors or Master output. Note I have used it with Virtual DJ and Logic X and they work seamlessly. The short answer is you can, it will just show up as another interface or sound card. For example, if you use it with Virtual DJ you can use your onboard sound card for headphones and these as monitors Via USB. You can even input a mic into these via 1/4 jacks and record into your DAW, I have tried it with Logic X and it works only problem with that is you have no volume control for the input because it is not a mixer. So the non Technical answer is If you use it to DJ, this is a great second sound card/interface as Monitors or Master output. Note I have used it with Virtual DJ and Logic X... » Read More The short answer is you can, it will just show up as another interface or sound card. For example, if you use it with Virtual DJ you can use your onboard sound card for headphones and these as monitors Via USB. You can even input a mic into these via 1/4 jacks and record into your DAW, I have tried it with Logic X and it works only problem with that is you have no volume control for the input because it is not a mixer. So the non Technical answer is If you use it to DJ, this is a great second sound card/interface as Monitors or Master output. Note I have used it with Virtual DJ and Logic X and they work seamlessly. « Show Less
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Not sure what you mean exactly, but I use the mixer for my home recording studio and there is no delay at all using Windows (I use Adobe Audition for my recording). So I would assume it would perform the same way if you are using a Windows computer in or out.
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As far as I know this is only a midi trigger unit. I have this between my drum triggers and Logic Pro. So it triggers whatever sample kit I have set up there. It's a great unit tho - really tough :)
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So far I have not gotten it to act as a direct audio interface for Logic Pro. My work around is to record into auria and transfer the files to logic. The MIDI works great with logic however.