Thanks everyone!
Here's some more scoop about our recording environment:
We are a group of four radio stations with a heavy audio production load. I just came on board a couple of months ago as Production Director. The studio is set up with Tedwin (a miserable, old program built for Windows 3.0)and SawPro, a mutitrack package, which, in my opinion, is really not well suited to the type of workload we're saddled with. Tedwin is a more user-friendly editing environment, so the drill has been to record and edit individual WAV file tracks in Tedwin, and then export the tracks to SawPro for mixdown. And, check this out, every time we use TwdWin, we have to reboot, or SawPro won't play back. In spite of that on-going glitch, our Chief of Tech Ops (a very sharp guy) does not think we have a software/driver conflict...at least we're not seeing one.
We do not use the standard Windows mixer, but, rather, a custom mixer provided with our Antex LX-44 sound card, which appears to be working just fine.
We have signal indication on the Vegas record meters when the tracks are armed. Everything appears to be normal...just no waveform and nothing recorded.
We're using Vegas 2.0a, build 323.
Our board is an Audiotronics Series 210 Radio Production console.
This studio is an all digital environment, with the exception of one reel-to-reel which we occasionally have to use.
Thanks again for the responses, hope to hear more from you all.
Radioguy.
Here's some more scoop about our recording environment:
We are a group of four radio stations with a heavy audio production load. I just came on board a couple of months ago as Production Director. The studio is set up with Tedwin (a miserable, old program built for Windows 3.0)and SawPro, a mutitrack package, which, in my opinion, is really not well suited to the type of workload we're saddled with. Tedwin is a more user-friendly editing environment, so the drill has been to record and edit individual WAV file tracks in Tedwin, and then export the tracks to SawPro for mixdown. And, check this out, every time we use TwdWin, we have to reboot, or SawPro won't play back. In spite of that on-going glitch, our Chief of Tech Ops (a very sharp guy) does not think we have a software/driver conflict...at least we're not seeing one.
We do not use the standard Windows mixer, but, rather, a custom mixer provided with our Antex LX-44 sound card, which appears to be working just fine.
We have signal indication on the Vegas record meters when the tracks are armed. Everything appears to be normal...just no waveform and nothing recorded.
We're using Vegas 2.0a, build 323.
Our board is an Audiotronics Series 210 Radio Production console.
This studio is an all digital environment, with the exception of one reel-to-reel which we occasionally have to use.
Thanks again for the responses, hope to hear more from you all.
Radioguy.